-
Even so, say critics, the project could have been tackled more riskily, but cheaper.
ECONOMIST: The NHS is to spend billions on IT. Will it be spent well?
-
After a meeting with parliamentary leaders, Mr Yushchenko riskily, but successfully, submitted his candidate to another ballot.
ECONOMIST: Ukrainian politics
-
It is also unaffected by investment behaviour, creating an incentive to invest riskily.
ECONOMIST: American pensions
-
Riskily, his government favoured the Malays at the expense of the Chinese and got away with it without too much social unrest.
ECONOMIST: The exotic doctor calls it a day
-
Another is that the regulator has been armed with powers to counter moral hazard the temptation for companies to behave more riskily towards their pension funds once there is an insurance safety-net.
ECONOMIST: The true cost of Britain's corporate pension schemes
-
More directly, higher status itself protects people's health, he argues, not just by reducing their propensity to behave riskily, but also by changing their body chemistry in ways that protect them against disease.
ECONOMIST: Public health
-
In the long term, central banks' willingness to broaden liquidity support during crises may induce banks to behave more riskily (a temptation that will need to be countered with more effective rules on banks' own liquidity).
ECONOMIST: Credit crunch