THE CONSTITUTIONAL FACES OF REDISTRIBUTION: THE ECONOMIC SIDE OF THE PRINCIPLE OF SOLIDARITY ; LOS ROSTROS CONSTITUCIONALES DE LA REDISTRIBUCIÓN: LA VERTIENTE ECONÓMICA DEL PRINCIPIO CONSTITUCIONAL DE SOLIDARIDAD
AbstractEconomic interspatial and intersubjective inequalities inherent to capitalismwere constitutionally faced by promulgating a social, democraticand federalizable state, which teleological orientation is aimedat obtaining a more equitable personal and territorial income distribution.In this sense, adhering to the reasoning the economic justificationof the redistributive nature of some of the public earnings andexpenses, this paper develops a novel legal-economic approach to theeconomic aspect of the constitutional principle of solidarity. Not invane, the traditional doctrine was attached to either the constitutionalclause that states the Inter-territorial Compensation Fund or to theconjunction of the latter and the legal and extra constitutionem instrumentsthat channel the financial resources. ; Las desigualdades económicas intersubjetivas e interespaciales inherentesal sistema capitalista se afrontaron constitucionalmentemediante el alumbramiento de un Estado social y democrático de Derechofederalizable, cuya orientación teleológica se encamina hacia laconsecución de una distribución de la renta personal y territorial másequitativa. Así las cosas, adhiriendo al razonamiento la justificacióneconómica acerca de la naturaleza redistributiva de gastos o ingresospúblicos ligados sustantiva y directamente a concretos preceptosconstitucionales, por tanto, desde la intersección de las perspectivasdel Derecho positivo y económica, el presente trabajo desarrolla unaaproximación jurídico-económica novedosa a la vertiente económicadel principio constitucional de solidaridad respecto de una doctrinatradicional, bien apegada primordialmente a la cláusula constitucionalque enuncia el Fondo de Compensación Interterritorial, bien conjugandoaquélla con los instrumentos jurídicos en los que se materializala canalización de recursos.AbstractEconomic interspatial and intersubjective inequalities inherent to capitalismwere constitutionally faced by promulgating a social, democraticand federalizable state, which teleological orientation is aimedat obtaining a more equitable personal and territorial income distribution.In this sense, adhering to the reasoning the economic justificationof the redistributive nature of some of the public earnings andexpenses, this paper develops a novel legal-economic approach to theeconomic aspect of the constitutional principle of solidarity. Not invane, the traditional doctrine was attached to either the constitutionalclause that states the Inter-territorial Compensation Fund or to theconjunction of the latter and the legal and extra constitutionem instrumentsthat channel the financial resources.