But for the rest, inequality was correlated with, in general, "a diminished sense of well-being" and a sense that other people were less fair and trustworthy.
Among the rich industrial countries, only the United States has a healthcare system that is less fair and less accessible, and (at least as judged by admittedly imperfect quantitative health indicators) offers poorer value for money than the UK.
"Though perhaps carried out with the best intentions, the manual counts would not be more accurate than the automated counts -- indeed, they are less fair and accurate," the 18-page suit says.
And nothing could be less fair than that.
Thirty-three percent said they though it would be less fair.
That charge will be less fair than it used to be.
But with private provision, a lot of people will get away without paying their fair share, so it may be less fair.
They're less fair in baseball and hockey, where teams that squeak into the bloated brackets can win a league championship.
A report by the Community Council of Australia has shattered perceptions that Australia is a country of the "fair go", finding it is less fair, less safe, and with a higher incarceration rate than comparable OECD nations.
This is always from people who say something like "I spent 'x' and that's plenty". This, I think, is less fair.
