At a regional level, greater integration and cooperation can sustain confidence and mitigate market panic.
In May, a panel of financial executives at the Milken Institute Global Conference came to the "unanimous" conclusion that orderly liquidation was unfeasible, due to its limited ability to mitigate market panic, according to The Motley Fool.
Russia's central bank had to raise interest rates and spend a record $11.3 billion to mitigate damage the panic was inflicting on its currency, the ruble.
The Money Problem offers a way to mitigate the risk of catastrophic panic in the future, and it will expand the financial reform conversation in the United States and abroad.
"In the Philippines, Pemberton is absolutely free to deploy the trans panic defense to mitigate the severity of his crime," wrote Slate's Mark Joseph Stern in August.
When the government established the Federal Reserve in 1913 as a lender of last resort, to mitigate the severity of financial panics, and then, 20 years later, created deposit insurance in response to the Depression, those protections were intended for commercial banks that provided savings products and loans to American consumers and businesses.
"Meanwhile governments are implementing policy measures that will try to mitigate the sense of fear and panic that is sweeping the markets".
Additionally, the ECB pledged to purchase bonds from troubled eurozone nations in an effort to mitigate the risk of a banking system panic.
In China, the largest emitter in the world, even though the government has made some achievements in monitoring and mitigating PM2.5 emissions, the endless haze still caused wide-ranged panic among its residents, particularly during winter times.
By reducing the panic-induced part of widening credit-spreads, the new liquidity tools mitigate the damage that dysfunctional credit markets would otherwise wreak on the economy.
Much of the recent increase, up from 43 percent in 2007, is the result of the panic of 2008 and the ensuing recession, when the government stepped in to mitigate the damage.
