–Reforming compensation practices to support financial stability: Excessive compensation in the financial sector has both reflected and encouraged excessive risk taking.
The Presidential Human Rights Council, an advisory body, called the financial penalties excessive.
Last summer, the People's Daily quoted Ma as calling Chinese financial regulations "excessive".
Before the financial crisis, excessive thrift in emerging economies may have played a role.
Freed from financial hardship, excessive work and the constant fear of job and housing insecurity, the individual can prosper and fulfil her or his potential.
The United Way of the National Capital Area, which raises money in the District of Columbia and its suburbs in Maryland and Virginia, has been caught up since January in accusations of financial mismanagement, excessive overhead expenses and management compensation, and efforts to hamper board oversight.
It's not surprising, therefore, that among all the various forces and factors to be blamed for the current global economic crisis — deregulation, Alan Greenspan, credit-default swaps, the power of the financial lobby, excessive leverage, securitization, Wall Street greed — the most difficult to get one's head around is the international monetary system.
LAST week's Free exchange column took a look at the ongoing economic discussion over "secular stagnation", or the argument that a chronic shortfall of investment relative to saving might be shackling the rich world with weak demand.Before the financial crisis, excessive thrift in emerging economies may have played a role.
According to Mooij (2011), although the existence of debt in the capital structure did not cause the financial crisis, excessive leverage makes firms more vulnerable to economic shocks and therefore debt bias might have contributed to the extent of the crisis.
Financial markets prefer excessive valuations and excessive liquidity.
