He needs to provide a backdrop of economic certainty.
There are few certainties in life, reckons Mr Diller, but he does see the internet as an economic certainty.
Businesses are taking a cautious approach until there is greater economic certainty, the group's report said.
This doesn't breed economic certainty and some decisions are likely to be deferred until after May.
Our family's economic certainty is something we've been talking about more than in the past.
The UK, meanwhile, needs to reunite its people and provide economic certainty, both of which are next to impossible if limbo persists.
In the days after this month's elections, more than 700 million euros, worth about $890 million, were pulled, a pattern that Greek bankers expect to continue until greater political and economic certainty is restored.
Zapatero said he had decided to bring forward the elections from March to bring greater "political and economic certainty" to a country that many see as a key to the future of the eurozone.
John Engler, a former governor of Michigan and chairman of the Business Roundtable, said Friday in a statement: "Creating U.S. jobs and providing more economic certainty for all Americans, especially on the heels of today's news that the U.S. unemployment rate remains persistently high, is our greatest challenge.
"Through his experience in the private sector and as governor, I believe Mitt has the right background to help create more economic certainty and spur job growth in Missouri and nationwide," said Mr. Blunt, a former member of the House, who played a similar role in the 2000 presidential campaign for George W. Bush.
A second aspect of risk involves the degree of economic certainty or predictability associated with different types of commodities and projects.
