French securities regulators approved the terms despite protests of unfair treatment.
Now, provided that Alf is able to work, and the work in question is not demeaning or punitive, or the terms of employment otherwise unfair, we could reasonably say that if the government does this for all those in Alf's position then it has enacted a social minimum.
None of this was a secret, but El Paso shareholders filed a lawsuit to stop the transaction, claiming the terms of the deal were unfair.
Ultimately, though, as a columnist at the Economist pointed out, the terms of the bailout were "unfair, short-sighted, and self-defeating".
A vigorous spokesman for the Third World, he protested unfair terms of trade that worked to the disadvantage of African nations.
Pace Mr Manjoo, Jim Rogers, a well-known investing guru, thinks it's America's terms of exit that are unfair:The press seemed to say [Mr Saverin] did it to avoid [taxes], he has to pay taxes.
The two companies had struck an alliance and investment agreement a year ago, but that pact was overturned after a group of Humpty Dumpty shareholders objected that the terms of the transaction were unfair to minority shareholders.
However, she also points out the external factors that structure inequality and poverty on the island and the Philippines at large such as colonialism, comprador capitalism, debt bondage, structural adjustment and unfair terms of trade (p. 186).
They tend to see the state of (under development in light of moral qualities, i.e. poverty and wealth depends more on hard work and cooperation rather than external forces such as unfair terms of trade in the global economy (p. 170).
Meanwhile, the leaders of the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales have joined international charities in a campaign called "If... ........, warning that displacement of small farmers from their land, unfair terms of trade and tax avoidance all contribute to hunger among the poor.
