OVER at Democracy in America, a colleague embarks on an interesting discussion highlighting the similarities between the institutional roots of economic troubles in Europe and America.
Replacing them, Mr. Carney said, are parents who often have trouble "separating institutional and personal needs".
Some investors are uneasy that breaking the $5 level will mean a new chapter in Bank of America's troubles, causing some institutional managers to sell and taking the bank into the low single-digit realm usually reserved for faltering companies.
The trouble is that institutional investors have little appetite for more shares in European banks, even at seemingly attractive prices.
When state regulators investigated the circumstances surrounding auction-rate failures, they found that some of the firms selling the securities had turned their aggressive sales pitches on small investors even when astute institutional buyers had already seen trouble and stopped buying.
"The non-English speakers especially have trouble understanding the institutional goings-on".
But Anthony White, PE's chief executive, still needs to drum up small- cap investors because he, too, has had trouble winning over longtime institutional investors, who cannot or will not acknowledge Celera's potential.
ROME, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Italian centre-left leader Matteo Renzi received a mandate on Monday to form a new government, promising rapid tax, labour and institutional reforms to revive a deeply troubled economy.
The chart above does a pretty good job explaining most of the euro zone's troubles.Even a much-improved institutional structure would struggle amid this dynamic.
Hanson (2010) argued that individual characteristics (e.g., experiencing more life stressors and relationship troubles) and environmental factors (e.g., violent behavior within the institution, institutional overpopulation, and institutional instability) might be directly related to the rate of suicide in jail facilities.
