They're highly averse to it.
This is sometimes referred to as "hydrophobia" because patients are highly averse to the sensation of water in their mouths and on their skin.
With so many competitors, digital news outfits will find it hard to charge much for advertising, and their readers are highly averse to paying for subscriptions.
The Clinton Administration, beginning with the "Black Hawk Down" operation in Mogadishu, during its first year, operated on the conviction that Americans were highly averse to casualties; the all-bombing Kosovo operation, in Clinton's next-to-last year, was the ideal foreign military adventure.
Ten emergency room visits per month was least preferred by parents, and while adolescents were highly averse to frequent emergency room visits, they were most averse to ten physical activity limitations per month.
Ostler's explanation for its longevity is interesting: Chinese civilisation is highly centred and averse to disunity; like Egyptian civilisation, it owed allegiance to an emperor who enjoyed a "mandate from heaven"; and the sheer density of population in its heartlands during ancient times largely prevented "swamping" by other languages.
That's because investors and talented people there are highly risk averse and they expect to get a return in a very short time frame.
In the study, 29%% of the samples are risk rationed borrower that reports either firms are rejected from formal FIs or did not apply for the loan, because, either they have enough money to run their business or the firms were not as such promising or the firms did not have enough market to pay back the loan or they are highly risk averse.
Moreover, 66percentt of workers who were highly risk averse, still said they wanted to be paid partly in shares.
If you are highly risk averse, I would urge you to do everything you can to not pass this attribute on to your children.
