Honduras's failure highlights the importance of carefully tailoring the model to specific regions and choosing more resilient assets, the authors say.
One of its strongest and most resilient assets has been the Apostolic Succession following its founding by St. Andrew the Apostle.
In the long term Morgan Stanley expects agricultural commodities to be more resilient than most other asset classes based on rising demand from population growth, rising living standards and alternative energy sources against constraints on arable land and clean water.
Aviva's "pay as you drive" policy, which means heavy car users pay higher premiums than those who drive for short distances, is one example; another is the way in which insurers make assets more resilient to risk after they have had to pay out.
"The resilient nature of airport assets, MAP's exposure to significant growth from low-cost airlines, focus on cost-cutting and an expected recovery in traffic all conspire to to fuel a rebound in MAP's fortunes," writes Deutsche Bank analyst Clinton Wood in an end-of-April report.
"The UK's financial sector can be both a global good and a national asset – if it is resilient.
"Emerging markets really took it on the chin last year, so it isn't that much of a shock that they have been more resilient this year," said Ben Inker, head of asset allocation at GMO, a global investment management firm.
The central thesis in this study is that group-ranch-level-driven and/or collective action-based innovations in the management of livelihood assets are more socio-ecologically resilient in comparison with household/individual-driven innovations.
But it is tremendously resilient and self-healing, and an extremely important asset to the Internet culture.
"Over the next one-two months a relatively resilient economic and profit outlook should push riskier assets up," Jan Loeys, a strategist at JPMorgan Chase based in London, wrote in an e-mailed report on Monday.
