Our results suggest that career postponements such as delays in the educational system can have large effects on family decision-making.
Whether interventions, such as postponement of ICU discharge or additional diagnostic/therapeutic procedures may reduce unfavorable outcome, remains to be established in future studies.
In consequence, an increase in the usage of ART in response to a price reduction due to a larger availability of insurance may be referred to ex-post moral hazard, while changes in behavior such as postponement of motherhood, which increases the likelihood of usage of ARTs in the future, may be referred to as ex-ante moral hazard.
The resulting budgetary constraint necessitates the exploration of temporary alternatives, such as postponement of institutionalization and care at home.
This finding is in line with previous studies, which suggest that lay people have difficulties in understanding risk information, but stands in contrast to studies that show that lay people can differentiate between level of effectiveness when it is presented in terms of postponement of adverse events such as death or hip fracture [ 21].
Far more postponements of planned operations, such as hernia repairs and cataract removals, occurred over the three-week period because of the huge pressure on hospitals.
Thus, while the Judenräte used tactics such as bribery, postponement, importuning, and appeasement to secure work permits for as many residents as possible, only a specified number of work permits were available and decisions were required.
First, the constraints might have precluded the possibility of more sophisticated strategic behavior, such as the complete postponement of the reading task until the trial was over and the vehicle was stopped.
But what Gibson wrote about products was just as true about other, less visible trends in Japanese society: economic stagnation; a plunging fertility rate; a dramatic postponement of the "normal" milestones of adulthood, such as getting married or simply moving out of the family home; a creeping sense of ambivalence about what the future might hold.
