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[[Liberal]]s generally support both forms of income redistribution.  Their position is premised on an [[egalitarian]] view of [[economic justice]], that it is unjust for individuals to have grossly different access to economic resources.  Because market systems can at times create these inequalities, and because of their belief that individual charitable giving cannot be relied upon to counter these inequalities, liberals tend to advocate some degree of compulsary redistribution of resources as necessary.  

[[Liberal]]s generally support both forms of income redistribution.  Their position is premised on an [[egalitarian]] view of [[economic justice]], that it is unjust for individuals to have grossly different access to economic resources.  Because market systems can at times create these inequalities, and because of their belief that individual charitable giving cannot be relied upon to counter these inequalities, liberals tend to advocate some degree of compulsary redistribution of resources as necessary.  

Examples of government programs performing compulsary income redistribution include [[welfare]] and [[progressive taxation]].

Examples of government programs performing compulsory income redistribution include [[welfare]] and [[progressive taxation]].

[[Category:Economics]]

[[Category:Economics]]