英語 での Risk aversion の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Risk aversion” Cognitive Architecture.
In global financial markets, investors' risk aversion has gradually abated.
This same risk aversion translates into protectionism and insularity.
Meanwhile, in the United States the"fiscal cliff" has been avoided andinvestors' risk aversion has been abating.
Investor risk aversion is visible from the high levels of VIX skew as shown in Chart 14.
Eric Liu, head of research, Vanda Research:“The underlying drivers of risk aversion appear to have shifted once more.
A jump in risk aversion would affect financial- and thus economic- stability more broadly.
Each of these measures is currently indicating a higher level of risk aversion than that seen from the level of VIX alone.
That shows a risk aversion, an uncertainty that isn't dissimilar to what we saw in the spring of 2009.
However, such a behavioral dissociation could also be explained by risk aversion, a tendency to avoid risky decisions under uncertainty.
We found that risk aversion indeed does play a role, but that it did not explain the entire effect.
Section B contains cognitive ability including word recall, repeated subtraction, percentage calculations,measures of discount factors, and risk aversion.
Long working hours, low creativity and risk aversion are often the result of inadequate HR management.
Strong risk aversion may be a rational choice for individual companies but inhibits macroeconomic growth.
Oil and gas executives cite industry size andstructure, risk aversion, and lack of infrastructure as key reasons for slow adoption of 3D printing.
Globally, risk aversion among investors lowered transaction levels across all asset classes in the first half of the year.
Since then, market participants and investors have been extremely sensitive to counterparty risk andhave significantly increased their risk aversion.
It is therefore important to evaluate your risk aversion before investing in these markets and to balance your portfolio.
Global financial markets have responded temporarily to the increasing seriousness of the situation regarding North Korea, but so far,there have been only limited signs of investors' risk aversion.
The best explanation of Japanese risk aversion I ever heard came from my old department manager back when I worked at Fujitsu.
Many members noted that, considering high uncertainties regarding the global economy,attention also needed to be paid to the possibility that investors' risk aversion would heighten and the markets would become unstable.
The end result of this is slowness, unthoughtful risk aversion, failure to experiment sufficiently, and consequently diminished invention.”1.
With leadership positions allocated- often for life- on the basis of personal connections, rather than merit,he understood that the system suffered from gross inefficiency, risk aversion and a lack of technical expertise.
Triggered by these developments, investors' risk aversion had heightened, and stock prices worldwide, including those of the United States, had declined.
As a result, investors' risk aversion and preference for safe assets heightened in global financial markets, and the yen's appreciating trend continued.
The end result of this is slowness, unthoughtful risk aversion, failure to experiment sufficiently, and consequently diminished invention[see note 1].
In the corporate bond market, reflecting strong risk aversion among investors, issuance conditions have become severe to an extent that cannot be explained by a deterioration in the terms and conditions of loans to particular firms.
Global financial markets have remained volatile since investors' risk aversion has been heightening, mainly due to uncertainty over future developments in emerging and commodity-exporting economies.
By contrast, in the CP and corporate bond markets, investors' risk aversion has been strong and underwriting of CP and corporate bonds has declined, resulting in a significant rise in the issuing rates.