True, he spelled out in big numbers the measures he claims TfL could take to mitigate a slower increase in fares revenue than they've grown used to under Boris Johnson.
Could a Maunder Minimum mitigate a warming climate?
Apples may mitigate a migraine.
I have more to say about the science of likely voter models and what pollsters can do to mitigate these big swings in likely voter demographic composition, but I will save that for another post.
They are therefore likely to experience diminishing returns, in terms of economic growth, from further increases in trade.Increased trade may also mitigate the biggest drawback of a currency union: the imposition of a single interest rate on diverse economies.
Many argue that this is what is happening in Europe, where a few countries, like Ireland, are experiencing rapid growth while big economies, like Germany and Italy, stagnate.There are ways to mitigate imbalances within big currency areas.
Managing and mitigating student debt is a big piece of the puzzle.
The report concluded that staving off such crises would require immediate investments equivalent to 1percentt of global GDP over each of the next 10 to 20 years, before the window of opportunity to mitigate the biggest impacts of climate change closes.
As long as the trend continues, Congress can implement policies that actually mitigate too-big-to-fail by reducing government's role in financial markets.
More than one Congressional staffer has given me some version of this story, and they use it to argue for "second best" policies to mitigate too-big-to-fail.
