A new effort to avert the problems that hit money market funds during the financial crisis is already attracting criticism for not going far enough while winning praise from advocates of the money fund industry.
But Europe has flinched at every turn from showing the decisiveness that its problems require — and in the market panic of the last few days its leaders have been caught out once again trying to stem the fallout from yesterday's disasters instead of planning the pre-emptive action that will avert the problems of tomorrow.
If you know the signs, you can avert the problem before it becomes too serious.
The House bill averted the problem by essentially requiring the government to waive its normal rules for dealing with this type of transfer, meaning it would not have any effect on the budget.
Where this tips over into alcoholism, drug dependency or violence there is never any question that managers must intervene and take whatever course of action will avert the problem.
Fina thinks it can avert the problem by losing the phalanxes of mathematicians and their market-predicting equations and instead letting computers run the show.
He also says that the "best way" to avert the problem is to "allow flexibility," with the exception of raising revenues, where you must be inflexible.
That option would avert the problem of ECB action being linked to decisions taken by governments, thereby protecting the central bank's independence.
Involvement of parents, health workers and school authorities are necessary to avert the problem.
So to avert the problem of TB mortality, policy makers should devise a plan, with clear reflection on the magnitude of mortality and associated risks factors of TB, to improve the quality and standard of TB care.
