But social media "brand representatives" are the news anchors of the future and physical appearance is one of those unspoken and unfair factors.
While this was described as inappropriate and unfair, a factor that made it particularly problematic was that men could not be certain how much a syringe or a drip would cost from one day to the next and whether a provider would be compelled to charge a "nice price" or a "high price".
"Many low- and moderate-income citizens can't afford required insurance because insurers use unfair rating factors," he said.
Teachers have said the merit-pay proposal is unfair because factors beyond a teacher's control, like a student's home life, can affect results.
Clarke is currently drafting federal legislation to address unfair rating factors in pricing automobile insurance, which he expects to introduce into the House of Representatives this February.
The religious factor is unfair; it isn't, or shouldn't be, silencing.
Along the whole experiment, the valence of the descriptors did not predict whether the offer was going to be fair or unfair, as these two factors were manipulated in an orthogonal manner.
The demotivating factors were unfair treatment without respect to staff by management.
This is an arbitrary process and people see it as being unfair and that is another factor.
Income inequality in America now stands at record highs — probably due, more than any other single factor, to grossly unfair tax breaks on capital gains and dividends.
"That put our students at an unfair disadvantage, especially if you factor in the current economic environment," says Samuel Liu, 26, president of the school's Student Bar Association and the leader of the grading change efforts.
