In this video, community organizer Shaw San Liu of San Francisco's Chinese Progressive Association explains what the inequitable economy means for her community -- before, during, and after the officially recognized recovery.
Lower deployment in insecure provinces means inequitable maternal healthcare provision, weakened data reliability, and potentially underestimated mortality.
However, if the lower scores reported by certain types of patient reflect a lower quality of care, then adjusting practices scores would mean that inequitable care provision would not be identified.
3 5 7 9 India's highly inequitable distribution of mental health resources means at least 90% of people with mental disorders (PWMDs) are undiagnosed and untreated.
"It has a serious potential inequitable effect, because what it could mean is that the restaurant worker could get $5,000 or $20,000 but the highly compensated family could get $500,000.
Experience of the last three years with Medicare health maintenance organizations shows that this marketplace model can mean confusion, unreliable coverage and inequitable benefits for consumers -- and no cost savings for the government.
Ignoring such relevant similarities and differences is what it means for a distribution to be inequitable".
But loosening or eliminating the inequitable conduct provision of the patent law could mean fewer choices and higher prices.
With most coming to the realization that there is not an unlimited pot of money from which to pay public employees, this potential imbalance within the public employee sector could mean a reduced ability to correct inequitable pension levels and this, by definition, simply isn't fair.
This is particularly inequitable for residents served by the FSM system, as it means they are effectively paying twice for sanitation services (i.e., both the SB and FSM system), and the residents served by the FSM system are in general poorer than those served by the SB system.
