As I wrote in my book: "In a modern economy with a large financial sector, the combination of cheap money and lax oversight, if maintained for years on end, is sure to lead to trouble".
In other words, they attempt to incorporate some of Mr Minsky's insights into macroeconomics, which traditionally ignored the existence of a for-profit financial sector:A combination of limitations in incentives and in perceptions of value and risks can drive self-reinforcing but unstable spirals between financing constraints, the valuation of assets and economic activity.
"A successful solution for nutrition assistance is the responsibility of government and the charitable sector, a combination of the two working together," Conaway said.
In the public health sector, this combination of the current exposure response relationship, the extent of exposure, and the possible preventative measures in place creates a vulnerability baseline against which the effectiveness of future policies can be measured via changes in the burden of disease (Ebi et al. 2003).
What the "Cycle Yorkshire" plan does not mention, however, is money, and it is clear that much of this will depend on current levels of funding, private sponsorship, the voluntary sector and combinations of all three.
In contrast, the Smart Energy System focuses on merging the electricity, heating and transport sectors, in combination with various intra-hour, hourly, daily, seasonal and biannual storage options, to create the flexibility necessary to integrate large penetrations of fluctuating renewable energy.
Equity is leaving the sector through a combination of dividends, leverage and consolidation.
"I look forward to building upon Carlyle's established infrastructure platform as we grow its investments in the power sector through a combination of development and acquisitions".
The assumption is that the private sector – through a combination of higher consumer spending, a pick-up in investment or an improvement in Britain's trade performance – will compensate.
The subject did not come up much during her campaign across North America, and when it did, it was only as one part of her identity as a young woman working in the private sector — a rare combination in French politics.
