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diversification policy refers to a strategy or plan adopted by individuals, businesses, or governments to reduce risk by investing in a variety of different assets, industries, or sectors. It involves spreading investments across various areas to lessen the potential negative impact that could arise from relying on a single investment or industry.
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Sentences with «diversification policy»
- In the midst of this heady brew is Lionel Higgins, a gay black nerd bearing the brunt of the campus» housing diversification policy that has plopped him into housing that can most generously be described as hostile. (killermoviereviews.com)
- Although the global mitigation contribution of the Kyoto Protocol is limited, it can be considered as a small but important first step and it has stimulated the development of new environmental and energy diversification policies that in turn have led to many green technology developments and furthered their penetration into the energy market. (pbl.nl)
- While some major oil - producing nations wisely saved part of their windfall in sovereign wealth funds, the oil price needed to balance their budgets kept creeping up while their long - discussed economic diversification policies did not materialise. (iea.org)
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