Ultimately, whether the arbitration process is fair and efficient depends on how individual arbitrators handle individual cases.
This is because it has achieved a reputation for being fair and efficient, 80% of Australian CSA clients declare themselves either "satisfied" or "very satisfied" with the service.
Andrew Ceresney, who was White's right-hand man at Debevoise & Plimpton before coming to the S.E.C., and who recently remarked to a gathering of lawyers that his goal in his new job was "to help bring the S.E.C.'s swagger back," told me, "Part of the mission is to protect investors and make sure the markets are fair and efficient.
The debate about federal taxes continues to boil, partly because people are looking at very different indicators of what is "fair" and "efficient" in taxation.
(Currently, Nguyen is working to pass the Sexual Assault Survivors' Bill of Rights in every state, which would guarantee equal protection under the law for survivors who have experienced sexual assault and, among other things, ensure rape kit procedures are fair and efficient).
While the majority of EU DAH is focused on low and lower middle income countries there also remains much disparity between countries; and further analysis is required to better understand whether these imbalances are fair and efficient; or result in overlap.
Putting aside the reality that no system, including our own, is really entirely meritocratic, meritocracies may be fairer and more efficient than some alternatives.
This does not require mediators and happens in a cryptographically verified manner so that anyone can verify that the auction was fair and economically efficient.
No matter your views on immigration policy, these courts need to be fair, efficient, and effective.
The university says getting rid of fines is "fairer and more efficient".
