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Second, these are skilled interventions, delivered by practitioners with well defined and well regulated professional skills, who are either clinical psychologists or psychiatrists.
To be sure, online service platforms do need to be regulated, as early experience with Uber has demonstrated.
For centuries, sovereign states have regulated their relations – from ending wars and demarcating borders to establishing diplomatic privileges and conducting trade – with treaties.
But there was also a common denominator: a structural weakness in the banking sector – already one of the economy’s most regulated sectors – that left highly regulated banks unable to withstand economic perturbations as well as unregulated financial institutions.
Marijuana cultivation remains illegal and coffee shop sales are regulated – more strictly in recent years in response to complaints from neighboring countries about “drug tourism.”
If marijuana were allowed to be marketed much like alcohol is now, we could expect more problem users than if it were regulated more like pharmaceutical drugs (say, by requiring users to be licensed; restricting the number of sales locations, hours of sale, and licensed growers; and imposing high rates of taxation on higher-THC marijuana).
Could a legal market in kidneys be regulated to ensure that sellers were fully informed about what they were doing, including the risks to their health?
New technologies such as genome “base editing” have even raised the specter of widespread “embryo farming,” prompting calls for a reevaluation of how embryo research is regulated.
Our biological functions are exquisitely regulated and resilient to external variations, owing to complicated webs of interactions.
Moreover, drug safety is a leading factor in determining how medicines are regulated.
The cozy relationships between government officials and the corporate world – and not just in the case of TEPCO – was reflected in the large number of retired bureaucrats who took jobs on the boards of companies that they had supposedly regulated.
Of course, in that context, we should ensure that various activities by “shadow banks” (structures that operate with bank-like features, as Lehman Brothers did) are properly regulated.
But in social media, as in banking, the regulated tend to stay one step ahead of the regulators.
Over the longer term, the UK financial sector needs to be well regulated; no one wants another major financial disruption.
As it stands, China’s financial system is highly regulated and dominated by banks, many of which are state-owned.
In the post-financial-crisis world, ICE has done well by running well-organized and properly regulated markets.
In other words, if your trust in the market and in the way it is regulated fell sharply, you were less likely to deposit money in banks or invest in stocks.
Because beggar-thy-neighbor policies create benefits by imposing costs on others, they, too, need to be regulated at the international level.
Most important, shadow banks’ activities must be regulated in a way that enhances transparency and deters excessive risk-taking, while allowing the sector to continue to contribute to financial-sector development by providing savings options to households and credit to small and medium-size firms.
By threatening Europe with a move to a low-tax, lightly regulated economy, which is the very antithesis of that cause.
Such large-scale technological schemes must be regulated diligently, to ensure that climate-change solutions do not adversely affect sustainable development or human rights.
The aim of these entrenched mandarins is to block Abe’s plans for extensive civil-service reforms intended to inhibit them from parachuting into lucrative post-retirement jobs in the public corporations and private firms that they once regulated.
Europe's Tattered Social ContractCHICAGO: Europeans defend their highly regulated and taxed labor markets by claiming that they produce less inequality in earnings than the more free market practices of the United States and the United Kingdom.
Financial crises have repeatedly been spawned by inadequately regulated financial innovation, with the combination of market greed and regulatory silos and blind spots enabling booms and busts.
On the face of it, these moves appear to be well justified, given the mayhem created by poorly regulated banks in the major financial centers.
Taxis and limousines are to some extent protected from competition because they need licenses to operate; they are also regulated for customer safety.
First, as more carefully regulated banks have ceased certain activities, voluntarily or otherwise, they have been replaced by non-banks that are not subject to the same supervisory and regulatory standards.
And the financial-technology (fintech) activities that have expanded are inadequately regulated, and have yet to be tested by a full market cycle.
Credit provision by shadow banks needs to be tightly regulated.
Likewise, the lack of a federal insurance regulator had left AIG regulated by the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) and the New York State Insurance Department, which proved to be a wholly inadequate arrangement.
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