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maldistribution
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mal·dis·tri·bu·tion  (mlds-tr-byshn)
n.
Faulty distribution or apportionment, as of resources, over an area or among a group.

maldistribution [ˌmældɪstrɪˈbjuːʃən]
n
faulty, unequal, or unfair distribution (as of wealth, business, etc.)


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Further the study found that after adjusting for individual income, age, race, sex, and education, high neighborhood median income and maldistributed neighborhood income were both significantly associated with a greater likelihood of marijuana use.
And yes, it does do some good because it creates wealth, but it creates wealth in a maldistributed way.
Plus, we think tinkering with the "natural" distribution of income is "socialism," or "big government," or some other manifestation of evil, despite the fact that our current distribution of income isn't "natural" at all, but an artifact of maldistributed property rights.
 
 
 
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