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...par excellence. Again, in stark contrast to its philosophical and idealised utopian foundations, equity, and in particular those that rely upon it to manage property within the capitalist free-market context, have demonstrated that the trust is more than capable of circumventing equitable concerns for fairness or justice, equality or egalitarianism. More precisely, by...

...cent. In the first two quarters of 2000 the figure reached 5.2 per cent, putting it on a par with the productivity increase that occurred after the electrical revolution. In the past, new technologies such as electricity began to affect economy-wide productivity only once they had reached the 50 per cent penetration rate (i.e. when 50 per cent of households and/or businesses used the technology). For electricity, this ......