"Carbon pricing is needed to make the market more efficient in capturing this particular risk".
This is what is known by economists and philosophers as a 'moral hazard' argument: the phenomenon whereby people who feel insured against a particular risk are more likely to exhibit risky behaviour.
Indeed, factors that are protective for youth in several settings, such as religiosity [ 14], may arguably take on more salience among youth at particular risk of engaging in delinquent behavior, in buffering them from their circumstances, and helping them find alternative ways of coping with adversity.
To date, there is no systematic quantitative assessment of injury (e.g., due to backache, broken bones, or snake bites) or assault endured during fuel collection, yet girls and women are at particular risk, even more so in war zones or refugee camps (Intermediate Technology Development Group 2004; United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 2001).
Some of these genetic effects may interact among them, such that the presence of two or more particular genes may increase the risk to a disease more than expected from their independent effects, the expectation being derived from a pre-defined model, such as additive or multiplicative.
But doing that can make terrorism more attractive to other groups — a particular risk for the United States, which operates in so many places around the world.
White males were at particular risk for experiencing more severe alcohol problems.
NG infections are even more than CT infections concentrated within particular risk groups, within specific risk networks and entangled in specific risk environments[ 15].
Individuals will respond differently to the same risk factors influencing outcome, while other individuals will subject themselves to a particular risk factor far more often than average.
While genetic background can potentially influence the results of any study, animal investigations that require the use of more than one strain are at particular risk.
