A policy that provides to one group of society while taking away benefits from another is known as distributive policy.

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Distributive policy refers to a type of policy that provides benefits or resources to a particular group, institution, or sector without directly taking away benefits from another group. It is generally funded by the collective contributions of taxpayers and is not characterized by taking away benefits from one group to give to another; that would be more accurately described as a redistributive policy.

A Policy That Provides to One Group of Society While