moral hazard造句

What is moral hazard?

This is moral hazard made visible.

But, the problem they hit is moral hazard.

The classic example of moral hazard is with fire insurance.

When you manage risks, you create moral hazard.

This is the moral hazard problem that economists stress so often.

We have to then realize that there is a moral hazard problem.

If the moral hazard, is also interesting is bound to fall. — Diderot.

Paying people to stay out of work is an example of that increasingly familiar phenomenon, "moral hazard", but moral hazard can be more fearsome in the theorist's imagination than it is in reality.

The problem with long-term risks, also, is that anything that we do to mitigate these risks creates moral hazard.

This thesis holds that it is an important and difficult project to guard against moral hazard of civil servants.

Along with wrecked public finances and unemployment, moral hazard is the most toxic legacy of the credit crisis.

Ms. Dalrymple said her boyfriend also called her a moral hazard, and she'd like Secretary Paulson and Chairman Bernanke to explain exactly what that means.

And Mrs Merkel, set on fiscal discipline, the avoidance of moral hazard and preserving European Central Bank independence at any cost, seems in no mood to give ground.

It is an important measure to develop the positive role of governments and explore mechanism to prevent and solve moral hazard, based on the Luochuan case experience.

You have to exclude those causes that generate moral hazard problems for the insurance to work; otherwise, the whole system will fail.

Now bank of England chief Mervyn King wants to split up Banks "too big to fail" and talks about his concern over the "moral hazard" problem of bailouts.

If institutions perceive that they can count on being bailed out during crises, they will be more willing to risk insolvency in future-creating a so-called moral hazard.

Based on the previous prevention of moral hazard, we should dissert the theory of personal insurance interests, and take the principle of consent which is definite and operational instead.

Germans still fret about moral hazard: a bail-out wouldmean that Greece gets away with years of irresponsible fiscal policyand could set a bad precedent for other euro delinquents.

Above all, there is a moral hazard in central-bank activism. It risks encouraging governments to sit back and let others do the work that they find too difficult themselves.

The problem of designing an efficient economic contest under dual information asymmetry, i. e. under which agency problems of adverse selection and moral hazard may co exist is explored.

在经济学里有一条很重要的定律，叫 moral hazard。原意是指人们在投注了保险之后，会更加敢于去做一些危险的事。在这里同样如此，一些本来动机很纯粹的嘉宾，在发现了触电背后潜在的巨大利益时，会有改变初衷的可能。——152页

These are the sources of opportunist and moral hazards behaviors in current public expenditure system.