As an additional measure, we calculated a risk priming by status index, RISKDIFFhigh, consisting of each individual monkey's mean proportion of choosing the risky option when primed with the high-status images minus the mean proportion of choosing the risky option when primed with the gray square.
According to the tale told by young trader, he was the perfect no-risk prime brokerage customer: to make $72m, he couldn't have lost money, couldn't have any cost to capital, could never need to put up cash in the middle of the day.
"It's going to be more low-risk, prime rate, fixed loans that go into foreclosure," said Sharga.
The white paper reaffirms the Sahel as a "strategic risk of prime importance".A more standoffish America has two implications.
Optimists believe that despite that risk, the prime minister will go ahead, if Mr Bush prods him hard enough.
The Church received Home Office funding in 2010 to run projects helping young men at risk, and Prime Minister David Cameron and Nick Clegg have both "met staff to discuss grass roots issues in Liverpool", according to the Frontline Trust's accounts.
In a way, this is a highly technical dispute about the arcane details of the calculation of Value at Risk, the prime measure of the riskiness of trading books.
He also questioned the wisdom of collecting payments by direct debit, pointing out that although this has enabled the service to keep interest rates low, lenders in the the high risk, "sub prime" market have previously said that regular face-to-face contact with borrowers was necessary to ensure payments were made.
Opponents of the HS2 rail project are "putting the country's future at risk", the prime minister has said.
