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Distributive policy is a policy in which costs are born by a relatively small number of groups or individuals, but benefits are expected to be enjoyed by a different group in society.

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Answer: False

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It's false because distributive policy is supposed to be the provision of benefits to citizens, groups, or corporation and relatively small cost for many.

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