distributional

IPA: dɪstrʌbjˈuʃʌnʌɫ

Examples of "distributional" in Sentences

They are tied closely together by a general interest in distributional issues and a particular interest in the most impoverished members of society.
A key point here is that the plan, which Bruce Barlett calls a "distributional nightmare," radically shifts the tax burden from high-income households to everyone else.
He considers his legacy to be his role, as Mr. O'Neill's aide, in helping to develop so-called distributional analysis, which measures a bill's impact among income groups.
Although they borrowed the word from MacArthur and Wilson, their usage was slightly different, referring to the distributional status of one subspecies, not the diversity status of one island.
But what really does deserve hefty stimulus funding is transit operating expenses which would be both fast-acting, progressive in distributional impact, environmentally sound, and high-multiplier.
In an excerpt from the report, the economists point out that the question of public transfers to Greece and other economies is a "distributional" matter that will have to be decided by politicians.