It clearly highlights the need for diversification among asset classes, not just in your stock portfolio".
That rapid increase is likely to drive the need for diversification into alternative asset classes.
Economic depression between World Wars I and II, followed by a steady decline of the traditional heavy industries, demonstrated the need for diversification.
"I wouldn't call it a given, but the governor was very interested in making an appointment that would be compatible with what he felt was an appropriate need for diversification on the court," Mr. Handler said.
Taylor says depending on just one crop is a risky strategy in a time of climate change and the fertiliser subsidy is dangerous because it nudges farmers down the route of growing a particular crop, which goes against the need for diversification.
In the decades that followed, the need for diversification was underscored by the fluctuation of world copper prices, the reduction of market demand due to the appearance of alternatives such as optical glass fibre, and the increased costs associated with the exhaustion of reserves in existing mining areas.
Consolidation of content and the need for diversification in the digital environment will fuel interest from traditional players like telcos and major studios.
The need for diversification as a means to mitigate technology-related risk ultimately served as an important catalyst to slowly open up the world of space to private enterprise.
Thus, the cartel needs to improve oil production policy coordination among members and ensure strict adherence to production quota while also stressing the need for diversification in member countries.
While historically crop cultivators, many Djermas increasingly rely on livestock, which follows the regional trend towards mixed farming systems, blurring the dichotomy between ethnicities who traditionally based their livelihoods uniquely on either livestock owning or crop cultivation, a trend which is driven by the need for diversification to reduce vulnerability.
