Whether or not a policy is considered FR is measured using math.
Hallaert ’20 [Jean-Jacques; July 31; economist who has spent most of his career with international organizations (IMF 2000-09 and 2011 to present, and OECD 2009-11); International Monetary Fund, “Poverty and Social Protection in Bulgaria,” Issue 147]
Therefore, this paper analyzes fiscal redistribution in Section III, but it should be noted that other policies could help reducing income inequality. In particular, adequate spending on education (a priority of the Bulgarian authorities) and health as well as appropriate labor-market regulations5 foster an environment for a less unequal distribution of market income in the future (Blanchet et al., 2019).
Gini Coefficient of Market and Disposable Incomes 1/
Source: Euromod.
1/ Low (high) fiscal redistribution is defined as the difference between market and disposable income Gini coefficients being less (greater) than 0.2.