Even where inequalities were found, using routine data can make it difficult to determine whether these inequalities are inequitable.
They concluded, 'far from leading to more transparent, fair and equitable allocation of resources, RASs obfuscate discretionary care planning processes and make it harder for service users to challenge unfair or inequitable allocations' [ 25].
Education has long been considered merit good; however, inequitable distribution has made it more akin to a toll good.
Third, no data was obtained on participants' accesses to health care, which makes it difficult to understand the role of inequitable access to health care on stroke prevalence.
Your analysis makes it very clear that this system is extremely inequitable because of the use of real property values in its formula.
The law that the myth enables makes it possible to crater the crime rate, but the city is nearly as corrupt and inequitable as before.
The immorality of the punishment is made worse by its inequitable use.
Compounding the problem, Afghan officials often make inequitable decisions about where they eradicate, ignoring allies who grow the crop and focusing instead on personal enemies or those who are not tied into the local power structure, Americans officers say.
Under all the circumstances, is it inequitable to hold you liable for your spouse's tax problems?
"It is unfair, it is inequitable and it must be changed," he said, setting off applause that rolled through the Democratic aisle of the Assembly chamber.
One person pays and another doesn't, and easy jurisdictions are sought out, helping to make the tax "so flagrantly inequitable that its retention can be explained only through ignorance or inertia".
