Mr. Cohen said the tax could be made equitable with relief for drivers below certain income thresholds.
In the celebrated book (1979, p. 274), Green and Laffont wrote, "By choosing equal shares of the cost, the procedure can be made equitable in the following sense: if the agents consider the procedure before knowing their own preferences, in the spirit of the Rawlsian approach, no particular agent is favored".
A consumption tax can be made equitable with exemptions or reduced rates for food, clothing, housing and medicines.
The first step is really for some determination to be made about how, under general circumstances, education can be made equitable to all students.
In this way, participation, roles, and expectations are made more equitable, and actions and experiences more likely to promote social and environmental justice [ 43].
It is important to think carefully before applying participatory approaches in DRR settings, to ensure that realistic outcomes are defined and considerable attempts are made to foster equitable relationships between stakeholders.
"It shall be a condition of any assistance under section 3 of this Act that fair and equitable arrangements are made, as determined by the Secretary of Labor, to protect the interests of employees affected by such assistance.
The most equitable heroes are made even more valuable by restricting supply.
What is clear is that the housing market will not be made more equitable through voluntary action on the part of the most interested parties.
If the tax treatment is made more equitable, people employed by corporations would have no tax incentive to accept the plan provided by their employers.
