A high-profile action like an occupation risks exposing the inequitable and inhumane reality behind these reforms.
As such, it left largely untouched an unjust and inequitable economic and social system.
Such pressure can contribute to inequitable levels of competition.
The current tax is skewed towards taxing smaller miners, which is counter-intuitive in terms of revenue raising and also inequitable.
"There's a danger we are sliding back to the ways of the Moi era," says another disconsolate pro-democracy activist.Nonetheless, in its usual inequitable and patchy manner, Kenya is powering ahead.
The disclosure programme may be harsh and inequitable, but for healthier, acquisitive outfits it may have a silver lining.
To fix this, and the scandal of inequitable funding, the system should become both more and less local.
But that is true for the whole of the tax system indeed the treatment of non-doms may be less inequitable than, say, the varying treatment of depreciation or of married and unmarried couples.
But for all its virtues, it is expensive and inequitable.
While Americans were arguing about Reaganomics in the 1980s, Swedish households were enjoying a negative tax rate on capital income, once generous deductions and adjustments for inflation were taken into account.Thick end of the wedgeThis style of taxation is efficient, but it is clearly inequitable.
But monopoly, mismanagement and lack of money led many to become ineffective, often inequitable and sometimes corrupt.
