equalization

/ˌikwələˈzeɪʃən/
noun
  1. The process of making things the same or balanced, especially in amount, level, or quality.
    • Equalization of opportunities in education is a goal for many countries.
    • The audio engineer adjusted the equalization to make the music sound clearer.
    • The government introduced a policy of wealth equalization to reduce poverty.
  2. A payment made to bring someone's income or resources up to a standard level.
    • Farmers applied for an equalization grant to compensate for the poor harvest.
    • The equalization fund helps poorer regions maintain schools and hospitals.
    • The province receives equalization payments from the federal government to support public services.
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