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Keywords:  electors, redrawing, voters, quota, boundaries
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Changes to boundaries of electorates in line with the principle that the number of voters in each electorate must not vary from a predetermined electoral quota by more than 5 per cent at the time of an election. Carried out before each Legislative Assembly election.
elections.act.gov.au
The redrawing of electoral boundaries for a division to ensure that there are, as near as possible, equal numbers of electors in each division for a State or Territory.
aec.gov.au
A new division of an area into electorates with the result that boundaries of some existing electorates are moved.
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Keywords:  wealth, mortage, reallocation, tenets, wealthy
Related Terms: Taxes, Household income, Foreign income, Family income, Charitable organization, Taxation, Public charity, Transfer payments, Income support, Charity, Tax, Federal income tax, Allowances, Public services, Council tax, Form 990-pf, Irs, Negative income tax, Basic income, Revenues, Poverty line, Private foundation, Withholding tax, Form 990, Fiscal policy, Deductible gift recipient, Centrelink, Tax credits, Personal income, Nonprofit, Tax treaty, General government, Section 501, Public service, Fiscal, Tax haven, Head of household, Voluntary compliance, Subsidy, Earned income tax credit, Social insurance number, Disposable income, Operating foundation, Independent foundation, Civil service, Inland revenue, Internal revenue code, Social policy, Internal revenue service
reallocation by a government of the wealth of a nation. This is usually done by taxes and welfare benefits-high taxes for the wealthy finance benefits for the poor. Redistribution is one of the central tenets of the welfare state, and of socialism.
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distributing again; "the revolution resulted in a redistribution of wealth"
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Accumulation of goods or labor by a particular person or in a particular place and their subsequent distribution.
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Keywords:  stratified, predominant, centre, allocation, societies
A form of economic exchange which is characterized by producers giving some or all of their products to an administrative centre which, in turn, returns the goods in either a different form or at a later time. This is the predominant mode of allocation for stratified societies and it is present in the state in the form of taxes.
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