Sentences with phrase «moral hazard by»

If there were coverage for losses caused intentionally by an insured, even if that coverage were only available to other insureds on the policy, that would create a moral hazard by encouraging people to cause a loss in order to get the money from the claim.

Since the Arctic has been warmer in the past, and we have never heard from climate sciencey types about past methane apocalypses, we can safely assume that this «study» is just another excercise in moral hazard by greedy researchers looking to cash in on the money hunt that is AGW.

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But low interest rates, along with the moral hazard created by implicit guarantee of nearly all approved lending, led almost inevitably to a collapse in investment discipline.

What Stephen characterizes as «moral hazard» could be viewed as another form of job - sharing supported by EI.

By rejecting debt default as an option, they created the ultimate moral hazard problem.

This phenomenon has been the subject of endless studies and is termed «moral hazard» by economists.

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Finally, if we do manage to turn a buck on TARP when all is said and done, there remains the moral hazard problem created by the bailout.

The result, he says, is a perilous mismatch between models and reality that presents a «moral hazard» by committing future generations to technological solutions that may not work in the end.

«The Big Short» Criticwire Average: A - Dana Stevens, Slate The screenplay, co-written by McKay and Charles Randolph, dismantles prettified clichés about «moral hazard» and «complex financial instruments» to reveal the simpler, uglier words bundled into them like so many bad mortgages: Fraud.

But their dealings were all tainted by moral hazard, a useful phrase she'd learned in college economics.

Now those that remain are the better capitalized companies with decent risk control, and those that got rescued by the government, leaving a legacy of moral hazard.

That comment is one of the clearest articulations you will ever read of what economists call «moral hazard,» a situation where one party takes part in a risky transaction because he or she knows his or her losses will be covered by someone else.

It promises to eliminate the moral hazard of too - big - to - fail by ensuring that creditors will incur losses, rather than being bailed out.

The Department of Education is currently seeking to address similar moral hazard issues by addressing program eligibility for schools that may not be preparing graduates for employment that helps them repay their debt.

The term moral hazard refers to the belief that there is some probability that one's actions (financial decisions) will be insulated from risk (the Federal Reserve will step in to prevent bankruptcy), they will be affected by that belief.

Carbon geoengineering has been painted by many in sustainability circles as a moral hazard.

In fact, this learning curve analysis would suggest that CDR faces the opposite of a «moral hazard» problem — because CDR remains so far behind other renewable technologies, we will keep building more and more renewables and neglect to develop CDR, which will seem expensive by comparison.

Historically the term moral hazard has been used most widely in the insurance industry, originally where insurers were concerned that people of weak moral character would take advantage of insurance by being careless of insured risks, or even to defraud insurers through deliberate acts such as arson.

The arguments raised against such a concern by advocates for geoengineering research often include ones from three groups: first, largely semantic objections to the term «moral hazard»; second, arguments that taking on more climate risk would be the rational response; and third, claims that experience with the adaptation debate somehow disproves the effect.

Commercial insurers guard against moral hazard as best they can by encouraging practices that reduce losses.

Carbon markets engage a relatively broader number of states and, contrary to moral hazard concerns, have been used to a greater degree by states reducing emissions domestically.

How can one have a moral hazard problem when much of the use of the insured services is compelled by the actions of a hostile third party?

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The Health Insurance policy from Future Generali Insurance shall be renewable lifelong except on grounds of fraud, moral hazard or misrepresentation or non-cooperation by the insured