Sentence examples for subsidizing risk from inspiring English sources

"I fully believe we should stop subsidizing risk as we go forward for new construction, for secondary homes and for businesses," he said.

What would the point be when a crisis, as history had just shown, forced the federal government to subsidize risk and failure?

If the banks were unwilling to extend credit to young students, the government should have done so itself, subsidizing the risk to make the loans affordable, and simultaneously insuring that any profit came back to taxpayers.

If the legislation is sufficiently stringent the equilibrium is pooling, all insurers just break even and low risks subsidize high risks.

That worked reasonably well in 2008, but in the long term such a policy sets up the system for even more danger, by subsidizing bank risk-taking and precarious financial structures.

The American people cannot be subsidizing the risk-oriented Goldman business plan by providing it with billions of cheap financing through the Fed.

The danger in having any new mortgage agency is that its guarantees would subsidize mortgage risk, eventually leading to further taxpayer losses.

In those states, drivers who have better claims behavior pay "more than they should" in order to subsidize the risk of teens on the road.

But Mr. Stewart is pushing a bigger idea here of a wide safety net for failure, and an associated trade-off between diminished risks and a diminished reward (presumably reduced by the higher taxes necessary to subsidize those risks).

Since high leverage increases systemic risk, subsidizing debt funding and leverage is paradoxical and distortive.

If the megabanks want to remain large and complex, that's their choice — but Americans should not have to subsidize their risk-taking.