Tag: Fairness

UK Labour declares class war, wants to abolish posh private schools like Eton and Harrow | South China Morning Post

Eton schoolboys, dressed in their traditional uniform of tails, attend class. File photo: Shutterstock

A voice of Reason (ODT)

via UK Labour declares class war, wants to abolish posh private schools like Eton and Harrow | South China Morning Post

Ashes sponsor dumps $20m naming rights deal

 

Cricket isn’t punishing these players it’s the Business of Cricket that is and according to business lost they brought to pay. Like Banks however the executives remain unscathed. Do the payin public have a class action suit of fraud available against the ACB? (Old Dog)

Magellan Financial Group has terminated its naming rights sponsorship of domestic Test matches involving the Australian men’s cricket team just one summer into the three-year deal.

The fund manager’s response to the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa is a costly blow to Cricket Australia, with the deal estimated at about $20 million when it was signed in August last year.

It comes after sporting goods manufacturer Asics terminated its sponsorship of suspended players David Warner and Cameron Bancroft, and health food company Sanitarium ended its relationship with former captain Steve Smith.

via Ashes sponsor dumps $20m naming rights deal

Advance Australia fairly (Part 2)

Tom Orren continues his three-part series on how the laws of economics could help us create a fair society, nation and world.

via Advance Australia fairly (Part 2)

GST hike to hit poor hard and leave rich unscathed, research shows

Malcolm Turnbull’s task of convincing wary state governments and Senate crossbenchers to back a GST increase has been made more difficult by new research showing it would have a severe impact on the least well off but leave wealthier households unscathed.

Source: GST hike to hit poor hard and leave rich unscathed, research shows

Australia’s rich are getting richer. Everyone else is stagnating | Greg Jericho | Business | The Guardian

Is it fine for inequality to increase as long as everyone’s incomes rise? That worked OK in the boom but now the richest households are pulling away

Source: Australia’s rich are getting richer. Everyone else is stagnating | Greg Jericho | Business | The Guardian

Reminder what money can’t buy when so many only talk deficit diaster.