Typically "discrimination" (when dealing with people) implies prejudice towards a group or class of people, not specific individuals. So if Chris and Sam are equally qualified or deserving, but Chris gets preferential treatment, it would only be considered discriminatory if it can be shown that the preference is based on Chris and Sam belonging to different classes of people based on race, religion, gender, etc.
Of course there is, there is everywhere. Some people don't have favorites or discrimate, but some do.
bigotry, favoritism, hatred, inequity, injustice, intolerance, partiality, prejudice, unfairness, wrong
all of the above
Cronyism is a kind of favoritism where those with power appoint friends, or "cronies", to other positions of power. It is thus a system where success in politics depends much on who you know. In economics, crony capitalism is the same, where getting rich depends more on who you know than on being good at your job.
cronyism
Cronyism
Respect of the law.
yes
In English, you may be thinking of the word Bias. But there are many synonyms for bias such as:Prejudice, bigotry, partisanship,discrimination, intolerance, favoritism,partiality, one-sidedness
Am example of a government corporation is: amtrak Post Office Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
The verb of discrimination is discriminate.Other verbs are discriminates, discriminating and discrimination.Some example sentences are:"It is illegal to discriminate people"."He discriminates his co-worker and ends up getting fired"."He was arrested for discriminating employees"."His discrimination did not go unpunished because it is treated very seriously in the UK".
Of course. Your question smacks of bias and discrimination.