The UPside: start - up costs are minimal;
little economic risk is required; UP provides top quality technical work; appearance of books is surprisingly attractive; most titles can be back in circulation within months; broad distribution and initial promotion are included!
Not exact matches
«Valuations are efficient or ebullient with
little room for error priced in, even as
risks to global
economic growth build up.
Growth stocks will have sold off sharply in an
economic recession because investors stampede for the exits on anything with a
little risk.
Two have already been released; one found
little risk to human health, while an
economic analysis indicated that there might be future benefits to consumers and farmers.
In poorer areas, such as the Mekong Delta in Vietnam, where there is very
little capital available, it may make more
economic sense to boost their
economic performance and accept a degree of flood
risk instead of pouring resources into flood protection measures which have very
little success anyway.»
Also, the
risk - based capital rules are a
little weak in some areas, making
economic decisions difficult for executives that rely only on those metrics.
This will reduce the
risk of the portfolio by very
little because all banks are affected by the same
economic conditions, like changes in interest rates.
However, there are times when it gets a
little out of control and too much
risk is being taken, which can lead to painful
economic downturns.
Cost / probability weighting of
risks and benefits is well - understood and is often raised in issues where
economic and environmental interests are at contrary purposes, but for some odd reason it gets
little attention in climate change.
Tar Sands Environmental Destruction Not Worth It At the
risk of sounding flippant, sounds like too
little too late: I'll stand by the WWF's assessment that the
economic and environmental costs of continuing to develop tar sands and oil shales — in energy speak «unconventional fuels» — are simply unthinkable.
We do need to invest in infrastructure in the face of the climate change we've already locked in, and if we don't simultaneously radically lower our emissions, and that by the way has huge implications for the industry that is the dominant industry in precisely the areas that are being hardest hit, the oil and gas industry, which is a major
economic engine in Texas and Louisiana, and specifically in some of the areas that are being hardest hit, which is a whole other layer of
risk that we have seen very
little about.
Selling old patents brings universities
little revenue but
risks contributing to the wider
economic harm from patent trolling.
The stark and growing differences in divorce
risks between couples with
little education and those with a college degree undermine the notion that marriage itself can solve the bigger problems that stem from
economic uncertainty and inequality.
The stark and growing differences in divorce
risks between couples with
little education and those with a college degree undermine the notion that marriage itself can solve the bigger problems that stem from
economic uncertainty and inequality (e.g., see «The New Instability»; Labor's Love Lost).