But whatever accounting failures have to be corrected then can probably be dealt with by Mr. Bush in a statement from his ranch outside Crawford, Tex.
Most health economists thought that these uncertainties, information deficits and externalities caused market failures that had to be corrected through government interventions.
The dual purposes of a revision process are to: 1) improve the quality of decisions by providing opportunities for new information to be brought forward, errors to be corrected, and failures in due process to be remedied; and 2) to operationalize the key ethical concept of responsiveness.
If this simple concept is realized, the reliability of the check valve could be improved since a great portion of abnormalities currently leading to failure can be corrected.
Several experimental studies revealed that, reproductive failure could be corrected by iodine supplementation in goitre endemic areas [ 5].
Similarly, if a contamination is a result of a failure of GMP, then the failure must be corrected (i.e., the GMP failure cannot continue because the TTC was not exceeded).
The goalkeeper is the only player who may block a penalty and because 63.7% of penalties are goals, the goalkeeper has a massive role in this area but failure to be in the correct position at a penalty is an exclusion foul.
As for the BBC, we must hope that its new chairman and director general will be chosen without government influence, that the systemic failures will be corrected but not over-corrected, and that the public's right to know will not be chilled by self-censorship or government interference as a result of the extraordinary and costly procedure that the government invented to vindicate its reputation.
To be sure, we can point to an array of government failures, and those failures must be corrected either through reform or, when appropriate, deregulation.
Only by internalising the costs, through taxes, will a market failure be corrected.
