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Get to that film to discover the hundreds of details and risks out-of-towners run in New York City, an apple in which any smiling friendly face may be the worm that is eating the core of it.
Deviating from the Hollywood norm involves risks so should be praised.
You have to be suicidal and very intent on making a movie to take such risks to get something on film.
It does not condemn covert military action, but it does question the wisdom of sending men into a war zone where the risks are extreme, the reasons for such actions are vague at best, and there is no clear exit strategy.
I really admire the risks that the script writers took on, trusting these young boys to land an airplane and having them win the heart of a mafia boss.
The crew talk and contend each other but also save each other from bombing and risks.
Some days I think that, in the future, central bankers must also recognize that it is imprudent to lower interest rates in pursuit of full employment when doing so risks causing an asset price bubble.
Aside from the relatively small middle class and the even smaller business and intellectual elite, most Russians neither take risks to become entrepreneurs nor favor economic and political liberalization.
Regulators, recognizing the risks of allowing financial deglobalization to accelerate, have been seeking better means of handling the failure of huge global banks.
Discerning the risks that may be posed by food ingredients made from this kind of genetic engineering – different from those known from other types of transgenic foods – is still at an early stage.
In its annual survey of leading global risks, the World Economic Forum noted that, “the invention of cheap, synthetic alternatives to high-value agricultural exports … could suddenly destabilize vulnerable economies by removing a source of income on which farmers rely.”
Fortunately, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the risks posed by synthetic biology, and companies are responding.
There can be no centralization, and coordination always risks becoming murky.
Risks of breakdown are increased because our theoretical understanding of how financial markets operate is fundamentally flawed.
Second, perverse incentives led financial institutions to assume excessive risks.
In particular, it would be helpful to devise a way to identify potential risks to fiscal stability (such as those implied by an over-extended banking and financial system).
But Trump has abandoned the previous administration’s more moderate approach, and thus risks opening a Pandora’s box in the Middle East.
Much more likely is that a new referendum would reject a no-deal Brexit, not just because of the economic risks, but also because the demographic balance of the UK population has shifted in favor of pro-European voters by around one million since 2016.
Moreover, because health-care benefits are often tied to jobs, an unemployed worker also risks losing access to affordable health care.
The Chinese context may be unique; and, indeed, there are growing concerns about risks inherent in the Yu’e Bao model.
So it is important to consider the causes of underinsurance and whether our insurance institutions are adequate to the risks that we face.
Mega-disaster risks can be handled with private financial markets, as long as these markets manage to get the full attention and interest of portfolio investors.
The bonds can be sold to a worldwide market by insurance companies that incur major risks by writing policies.
This is why financial theory prescribes spreading risks as evenly as possible around the world, rather than around only one country, as plans for a national catastrophe fund envision.
The possibility of managing national risks globally is another example of the advantages of economic globalization and expansion of financial markets.
Doing so implies establishing a genuine common energy policy that pools risks, reserves, and infrastructure.
Of course, rebalancing China’s economy will take time, and it will entail some risks and sacrifices.
It is time to make a change, even if it requires bracing for some risks.
The international scientific community has a key role to play in ensuring that efforts to manage the risks improve security and strengthen international collaboration to ensure non- maleficent use of scientific advances.
So who has the more plausible and workable plan for reducing the risks associated with very large financial firms?
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