In the 22 seats the unions campaigned in on the explicit issues of fairness, penalty rates, education, healthcare, public infrastructure the average swing away from the government was 5.5%.
More explicit thinking about fairness, and perhaps specific training, could enable physicians to make therapeutic decisions that enhance equitable access to medical resources.
While Summers believes that the free market can be reformed, he provides few specifics, although his doubts are explicit: Serious questions about the fairness of capitalism are being raised.
–"The international policies and systems that govern financial markets, economies, commerce, trade and foreign affairs have not operated with fairness as an explicit policy objective".
Data suggest that concerns for fairness are rarely explicit when physicians manage scarcity [ 3].
Recognizing that while explicit priority setting can enhance fairness, political accountability, and transparency, they cite the need for an improved informational and institutional base to inform decision making.
Perhaps the most powerful teaching strategy in building an inclusive and equitable learning environment is for instructors to be explicit that the triad of access, fairness, and classroom equity is one of their key goals.
The explicit recognition of the need for fairness, and even respect, to both the accuser and accused is emerging as a new talking point.
Furthermore, RAP-MAC has an outstanding fairness performance, without using explicit inter-flow coordination, due to its non-greedy transmission policy.
Fairness is ensured by the explicit constraint in the problem formulation that all users should be assigned a rate at least equal to the base layer rate.
