Interventions – in this case extension assistance to grow trees – may create or exacerbate intra- and inter-clan conflict by bringing long term uncertainties into short term focus.
Some short-term profit, he said, beats long-term uncertainty and risk in an already rough market.
They eschew long-term uncertainty, and in this they are the most obvious financial allies of those who are working to curb climate change.
In the United States, long-term uncertainty about the tax credit — which was extended for only one year, after considerable political tension — will continue.
Most of us will do better with a diversified portfolio that includes both socially responsible commitments and protection against long-term uncertainty.
The action has put hundreds of people who operate and service deepwater wells out of work and has brought long-term uncertainty to the Gulf Coast economy.
A spokesperson for Planned Parenthood said the decision will "maintain long-term uncertainty for women who work at nonprofit organizations about whether the accommodation will enable them to access to birth control with no copay".
Corporate Montreal has already suffered the effects of long-term uncertainty about Quebec: many firms moved head offices in the late 1970s, among them the Bank of Montreal, whose headquarters are now in Toronto.
In addition to money issues, disputes with insurers and other barriers to rebuilding, there is long-term uncertainty about insurance costs and the final official flood maps for who can rebuild what and where, and how high it has to be.
The country combines the worst of both worlds nit-picking day-to-day regulation and long-term uncertainty.The second lesson is for Reliance.
