Pzheshkian and redefining "distributive justice"; Public resources for all, more support for those in need.
What is the meaning of "distributive justice" that the president talks about and what is the basis for citizens' fair enjoyment of public resources? Should the amount of people's benefit from public subsidies depend on the assets they have? How can a person who owns several houses, cars and factories receive subsidies from the location of each of these assets, but a person who lives in a room with minimal facilities will have a proportional share of that minimal consumption?
This question actually refers to one of the central axes in Masoud Pazhkian's approach to economic justice; How should the public subsidies be distributed so that the enjoyment of them is done on a fair basis and taking into account the share of each citizen in the public wealth of the country, instead of depending on the number of assets and the amount of consumption. Justice in the distribution of public resources does not mean denying public rights from a group of citizens or transferring resources from one group to another, rather it refers to reforming the way in which the amount of subsidies can be increased by increasing people's wealth and consumption.
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