'equalization' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of making something equal, or to the result of that process. For example: "The equalization of wages across gender and race lines is an important step for businesses to take."
Intrinsic egalitarians regard equality as desirable even when the equalization would be of no use to any of the affected parties — e.g. when equality can only be produced through depressing the level of everyone's life.
Respect for persons is one of the basic tenets of liberal democratic societies, which are founded on the ideal of the equal dignity of all citizens and which realize this ideal in the equalization of rights and entitlements among all citizens and so the rejection of discrimination and differential treatment.
Advocates of each of these views have argued that the rival often supports equalization, and so one might mistakenly support equalization on the ground that equality of some sort is non-instrumentally valuable.
And these issues don't begin to address tax issues connected with partnerships, or the regressive nature of the payroll tax, or the simple matter that the wealthy have greater recourse to tax accountants and attorneys.Which isn't to say that progressives ought not to continue to fight for equalization of capital gains and income tax rates.
As Cowen goes on to point out, an increase in the capital gains tax rate will fall disproportionately less on the most diversified investors (who'll have a greater pool of investments available to them from which to draw loss offsets), reducing the extent to which equalization enhances progressivity.
Among these developments were equalization methods for overcoming the smearing of fax signals as well as methods for translating fax signals to a 1,800-hertz 1,800-hertznal that carriere transignald over thattelephone line.
Many passages in the luck egalitarian literature suggest that justice is luck-neutralization, not luck-amplification, not luck-mitigation (Mason 2006), and not luck-equalization.
The state of Alaska subsidizes electrical production in smaller communities through the Power Cost Equalization Fund.
The worsening situation led to large drawdowns from the Revenue Equalization Reserve Fund to finance budget deficits.
Betty T. Yee, a member of the California Board of Equalization, the state authority for sales tax collection, said that it expected the state would collect an additional $200 million annually from the new law.
The state has a two-tiered system, in which nonprofits first apply to the Board of Equalization, which collects state-mandated fees, sales and sin taxes and certifies exemption eligibility.
