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Oh? How fair and equitable was it when you screamed for the first two years of your life and all your mother got out of the deal was the privilege of changing your diapers?

With this survey, we will understand more about how the funding is being used at school level, how we can use it more effectively and how equitable it is.

Through our internal conversations on our Bass Connections team and our time at Yale discussing their progress on a carbon charge program, one lesson about equity has started to become evident: with every potential program design, a case can be made for and against how equitable it is.

Of the central issues in economics, John Kenneth Galbraith wrote in his History of Economics, the first is "how equitable or inequitable is the income distribution.

But is it an equitable city that they have created?

Or is it a matter best addressed by more equitable distribution of wealth?

The answer, surprising to Businessweek, is that Americans "broadly" favor "the need for a more equal distribution of wealth," but that they consistently overestimate how equitable American society is -- and by rather striking numbers.

In that spirit, let's take a moment on this day celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. King to look at some metrics on how equitable environmental risk is distributed in the United States.

This study was conducted in March-April 2009 to examine how equitable the programme had been in consistence with BRAC Uganda's pro-poor policy.

But with Democrats having a realistic chance of winning the majority this fall, there are already some differences of opinion among them over just how equitable Republicans should expect they would be.

It may be equitable, but it's not fair.