Distributionism
Pronunciation: /ˈˌdɪstɹəbjuʃənˈɪzəm/
Distributionism (noun)
- A political idea that says wealth and property should be spread more evenly among people, not kept mainly by a few.
- A view that supports policies encouraging many people to own resources or businesses, to reduce large-scale concentration.
Examples
- Distributionism supports fair wealth sharing through community-focused policies.
- Fair wealth sharing is a key goal of distributionism in many discussions.