We have had many failures that have harmed confidence in the financial system.
So far, the reaction from the country's lenders has been that any such changes would harm confidence in the government's determination.
On November 25th Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, a member of the bank's rate-setting council, argued that slashing interest rates to insure against a deep downturn can harm confidence, as well as limiting policymakers' future options.
In the bivariate analysis, the intervention group providers reported improvements in the work environment on adequacy of equipment, feeling safe from harm, confidence in clinical skills, and reduced isolation, while the comparison group reported worsening of the work environment on supplies, training, safety, and departmental morale.
Justice Department lawyers in their legal briefs said a defeat for the government "would seriously harm investors and damage confidence in the nation's securities markets".
After Mr. Kasyanov criticized prosecutors' actions last month, warning that the scandal was harming investor confidence, he was rebuked by a low-ranking spokeswoman for the prosecutor general's office.
They suggest that the government can slow some industry sectors, including real estate, without harming consumer confidence too greatly, and without cutting back on investment in infrastructure to address the economy's bottlenecks.
She claims the industry's obsession with pink and princesses is harming the self-confidence of young girls across the country.
But earlier in the week, the energy minister, Andrea Leadsom, was reported to have privately said during a debate on the fringes of the conference that the cuts to renewable subsidies had harmed investor confidence.
Insufficiently stimulatory monetary policy would cause inflation to remain below the target for a sustained period of time, depressing inflation expectations, and might harm public confidence in the recovery, causing it to falter.
