Government intervention in national markets

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A quick definition could be that "Equity is where income is distributed in a way that is considered to be fair or just". [3] This could be easily seen in the struggle of women to receive equal pay as men when performing the same tasks. Legislation is in place in some countries to prevent that this discrimination doesn't happen and income distribution is equal and fair between men and women...
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Legislation is in place in some countries to prevent that this discrimination doesn't happen and income distribution is equal and fair between men and women. Why Intervene ? Customs of Angola as an Example Traditionally if the government is called to intervene is because there is a market failure in one or both of the issues described above that requires government direct intervention...
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