I'm also inclined to agree with Mr Miron that the distributive consequences of slashing rates aren't so clear:The fairness objection is not convincing, however, because American taxation of capital income leads capital to countries with lower rates of taxation.
When corporations are led by people who aren't interested in clear communication, fairness, and income equality, the economy as a whole is negatively impacted.
Andy Hull, the commission's co-chair, says a clear definition of fairness has helped explain and justify such measures.It is no coincidence that Barnet, Islington, Lambeth and the Tri-borough councils are all in London.
Publishing a Scottish government analysis, Sturgeon said the reforms "underlined the pressing need for a Scottish welfare system that has, at its heart, the clear principles of fairness and dignity".
David Thorburn, who runs Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks, said: "While it's disappointing to have announced significant provisions for the legacy conduct issues we signalled in August, very real progress is being made in driving forward our clear commitment to fairness and investing in building a better bank for customers".
With half of the season gone, the answer is becoming clear and in fairness it was what most of us expected: an outstanding rider and a race winner still, but no longer a genuine championship threat.
David Thorburn, chief executive of Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks, said: "While it's disappointing to have announced significant provisions for the legacy conduct issues we signalled in August, very real progress is being made in driving forward our clear commitment to fairness and investing in building a better bank for customers".
Although, Metal Hammer will probably steer clear, in all fairness – and I don't think either of us can blame them for that.
Clearer definitions of "fairness" are also useful for standards organisations in reviewing ex post whether "fairness" goals have been met.
