Overallocation led to volatility and a collapse in the price of permits last year.
When pressed for more details, Yellen said Britain leaving the EU, also known as Brexit, would usher in a period of uncertainty and lead to volatility in financial markets, both of which would affect US economic outlook.
The input, or the withdrawal, of those funds would inevitably lead to volatility in domestic asset prices, and thus, enhance the stock market's sensitivity to currency fluctuations.
The uncertainty about "tapering" had led to volatility among emerging economies but Ms Indrawati said that had provided "valuable information" for policy makers as markets would "point very sharply at the weaknesses and source of vulnerability of their economy".
Farm households in Northwest Ethiopia have been engaged in agroforestry practices and non-farm income generating activities such as petty trades, animal-cart transportations, and grain mills to overcome diverse risks in agriculture which usually lead to volatility of livelihoods.
More volatile labor demand for youths leads to higher volatility of youths' unemployment rate, with some degree of rigidity in the wage setting.
This leads to less volatility, and you can actually see how different respondents are reacting to the campaign.
If, for instance, high frequency trading (or capital market liberalization) leads to more volatility in those circumstances when I might want to sell my assets, then it leads to less liquidity in the relevant sense.
"These tend to be pretty durable businesses, which leads to less volatility," said Thomas J. Huber, manager of T. Rowe Price Dividend Growth, one of the relatively few funds specializing in such stocks.
