That unhappiness may also have implications for future crises.
With anything less, regulators are planting the seeds for future crises.
That said, the importance of the U.N. for future crises should not be underestimated".
But when is?Mr Lo has a novel idea for future crises: creating a financial equivalent of the National Transport Safety Board, which investigates every civil-aviation crash in America.
Furthermore, the congress failed to consider adequately the aspirations of the Balkan peoples themselves and, thereby, laid the foundation for future crises in the Balkans.
She added: "By strengthening health systems, funding vaccine trials and working with survivors we are helping the country get back on its feet and prepare for future crises, so it can look ahead to a brighter future".
By accepting a central role for the U.N., Washington can begin to heal the trans-Atlantic rift and restore some of the U.N.'s badly needed authority for future crises.
Certainly some respected voices in the blogosphere have been telling investors to steer well clear of the GSEs (see Ritholtz, Barry).Whatever the actual explanation, does this suggest that government officials should spend more time reflecting on the near-term effects of their decisions and less time worrying about the moral hazard implications for future crises?
On the other hand, the fact that megabailouts have become such an accepted part of the global financial landscape engenders moral hazard, because some members of the electronic herd, figuring they'll be bailed out regardless of what happens to the countries in question, may invest and lend more recklessly than they would otherwise, setting the stage for future crises".
At a minimum, these investments will help better prepare humanitarian organizations for future crises.
