Problems There are inevitably biases in pitfall sampling when it comes to comparison of different groups of animals and different habitats in which the trapping occurs.

Still others have argued that Doing Business contains built in biases against regulation and taxation, which may create incentives for countries to enact reforms that game the system rather than produce meaningful results.

We can interpret this by the fact that in these territories there exist prejudices that this profession is a feminine (womanly) one, although it has been shown in practice that men are very popular and very successful teachers.

According to the survey, on the one hand, strong gender prejudices are prevalent in Estonia, and, on the other hand, the population is ready to support equal treatment of men and women on the labour market.

However, it is also suggested that merely changing the institutional affiliation of the resident coordinator would not automatically lead to changes in the perception of bias and could, at worst, weaken the capacity of the resident coordinator to raise funds for the whole United Nations country team.