That behaviour was due to lack of regulatory oversight, combined with a failed incentive system that rewards management and mortgage brokers for pushing loans rather than prudent lending.
Aren't you the rarest of philosophers?" Whether Andrea was wild out of principle, or rather more prudent than he might have been, is one of the questions that dog the book.
Though the organization has insisted this is not a discriminatory practice, but rather a prudent one aimed at safety, it's hard not to feel otherwise, particularly when you're one of those healthy MSM who are repeatedly being turned away.
Though the organisation has insisted this is not a discriminatory practice, but rather a prudent one aimed at safety, it's hard not to feel otherwise, particularly when you're one of those healthy MSM who are repeatedly being turned away.
This idea of thrift as a moral virtue, rather than a prudent one, has some problems.
That, for instance, much of the money the big banks earn comes from trading profits "rather than the prudent extension of credit that furthers commerce".
"They still asked me for restaurant suggestions so they could take their clients out for a nice meal, but some wanted a place that seemed economically prudent, rather than superluxurious," he said.
Of course, there is no date set for these new allowances to be introduced, which confirms that, behind all the voter-pleasing, headline-grabbing announcements lurks a rather cautious and prudent Budget.
Like the Space Shuttle Challenger's NASA managers, waiting for scientific "proof" of disaster, rather than taking prudent (and economical beneficial) steps to avert disaster, only guarantees that our children will face catastrophic consequences.
