Perplexingly, Felix cites this as evidence that "there was" a meaningful moral-hazard trade before the crisis.
Today, following an e-mail exchange I had with him, Felix points to the fact that Wachovia, for instance, continued to be able to borrow money at a much cheaper rate than smaller banks even after people knew its finances were very shaky as proof that the moral-hazard trade existed.
The governor of the Bank of England cautions that Brexit will be a hazard to trade, investment and jobs.
Cliff is good too at such mundane but intricate matters as shipbuilding, royal protocols and the hazards of trade, all of which he documents by well-chosen citations from travel accounts, official papers and personal correspondence.
In contrast, the block-independent model did not predict these hazard-dependent trade-offs.
INFLATED claims in the beauty industry are a hazard of the trade.
YEARS ago, the mostly plastic, though undeniably authentic, transsexual performance artist Amanda Lepore gave up drinking, a hazard of the trade for those who make their livings in nightclubs.
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The high accumulation of Cd by consumption of food represents a potential human health hazard and international trade standards have been discussed to limit the levels of Cd in exported cereal grain [ 5, 6].
Frustrating hazards of the trade!
The girls' knowledge of the hazards of their trade seems even smaller.A Vietnamese girl, aged 17, has lesions on her skin, a symptom of AIDS.
