It was also instructive: tearing down ads helped uncover previously hidden inequality within the city, exposing favelas that had previously been blocked by billboards.
It is essential to monitor the coverage of health interventions in population subgroups as the national or sub-national averages can hide inequalities.
The small numbers also meant that the grouping of age bands, ethnic and social deprivation groups was necessary, which may oversimplify the patient population and hide inequalities within the groups.
Zero-hours contracts are part of a broader ideological system in which the veneer of economic rationality is deployed to hide indefensible inequalities and eye-watering levels of wealth.
But these statistics hide many inequalities.
Nonetheless, one of the key elements of that earlier debate, namely, the fact that subjective adaptation is likely to hide objective inequalities, shows up in the data, challenging happiness specialists.
The initiative reflects a growing conviction among U.S. social policy experts that positive economic figures often hide growing inequalities and pockets of deprivation. .
Furthermore national averages of workforce density often hide marked inequalities in distribution, such as across geographical areas and employment sectors [ 18].
Furthermore, national averages of workforce density often hide marked inequalities in distribution, such as across geographical areas (e.g. urban/rural) and employment sectors (public/private).
Allowing the states to hide educational inequality is a bad idea.
On average, South Africans are better educated, slightly richer, and better housed, lit and heated than they were in 1996, though the averages hide persistent inequality.
