单词moral hazard
na.: 【保】道德上的风险
网络: 道德危机；道德风险；道德陷阱
【保险】道德上的风险〔因被保险人的不道德或轻率而对保险公司所造成的风险〕
We could get into a situation here of a moral hazard by rewarding bad behavior. We are going to be getting more of it.
我们可能会陷入一种由于回报了不良行为而导致的道德危机之中，并且将会越陷越深。
policymakers should not be obsessed with moral hazard and should forget trying to micromanage the innovative financial sector.
政策制定者不应纠缠于道德风险，应该将试图对具有创新精神的金融业实施微观管理的想法抛在脑后。
Up to September 15, debate focused on moral hazard, or the extent to which government bail-outs encourage irresponsible behaviour.
直到9月15日，辩论还集中在道德风险，即政府援助会在多大程度上鼓励不负责任的行为。
Others warn that the bond purchases could invite reckless fiscal behavior by governments, a phenomenon often referred to as "moral hazard. "
还有人警告说，收购债券可能会带来政府不计后果的财政行为，也就是一种常被称为“道德风险”的现象。
Moral hazard may be exaggerated: if you are in trouble, you want the trouble to be bad enough to require rescue.
这可能放大道德风险：当你有了麻烦，你会希望这个麻烦足够大，以便求援。
Some economists argue that this could create a much wider form of moral hazard.
一些经济学家认为这样做的结果会造成更广泛的道德风险。
Better than this moral hazard was to make each country master of its own fate.
与其要冒这样的道德风险，倒不如让这些国家各自顾好自己的命运。
China is in process of establishing deposit insurance system, the side-effect moral hazard cannot be avoided.
我国已开始建立存款保险制度，它的副作用之一“道德风险”也不可避免。
While moral hazard makes insurance more expensive and less efficient, many insurance markets work well enough to be useful.
尽管道德风险令保险成本更为高昂，也降低了保险的效率，但许多保险市场运转地足够有效。
A bail-out of Greece might create moral hazard, or an incentive to take risks, but it would be popular.
纾困希腊可能会产生道德风险、或奖励冒险行为，但它肯定会受到欢迎。