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> What on earth does not equitable mean in terms of distributing losses? That is literally explained in your quote. An inequitable distribution is one where a
by seoaeu 6y ago
> What on earth does not equitable mean in terms of distributing losses?
That is literally explained in your quote. An inequitable distribution is one where a higher percentage of individuals in specific minority groups suffer losses compared to society as a whole.
- Nasrudith 6y agoThat explains how it is disproportionate but not how the mechanism treats them unequally. Redlining for instance made minorities far less likely to obtain loans and thus kept otherwise qualified people from building equity. Also distribution as unequal could be taken like taxes and a negative allocated to the unfortunate instead of the results forming the distribution.
- visarga 6y ago> An inequitable distribution is one where a higher percentage of individuals in specific minority groups suffer losses compared to society as a whole. I think this would lead to regression to the mean irrespective of the level of personal effort involved. Anything that deviates in outcome needs to be force-equalized.