But everything should be structured to nurture new business formation.
Rather, they believe that the presence of a few opportunistic individuals means economic exchanges should be structured to protect against potential opportunism.
The nine experts thrashed out key issues such as whether privacy legislation would hold back the data explosion, how organisations should be structured to best handle data, and the effects of data on advertising creativity.
The ESPN magazine writer Tom Farrey notes that both USA Tennis and USA Swimming support children's playing other sports — which suggests that their practice schedules should be structured to give those children the time to do so.
The drought has changed that; there's a growing realization that planning needs to be based, at least in part, on how much water is available and how cities and towns should be structured to make the most efficient use of a limited resource.
When, in January 2000, Mr Blair was panicked into promising to raise health spending to the European average of 8% of GDP, the government still had no idea how the NHS should be structured to ensure that the huge sums of money it was preparing to throw at it would not be wasted.
The report says the HHS review "should be structured to avoid real or apparent conflicts of interest," but doesn't specify how that can be done.
He also said they should be structured to reward long-term growth and real excellence, not just quarterly share-price hikes.
