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Keep incentives in mind, but if there is serious customer lock-in, competition is a problem and can relatively risklessly be increased without harming incentives.
Archive 2009-09-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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Keep incentives in mind, but if there is serious customer lock-in, competition is a problem and can relatively risklessly be increased without harming incentives.
TPRC, Intellectual Property Rights and Competition Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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The second, guaranteeing interbank lending, will enable banks to risklessly lend to each other again (this has all but stopped).
Henry Blodget: Major New Bailout Good Move But Won't Stop Recession 2008
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Allowing 0.0 Newbies to risklessly try out 0.0 with mentorship is great.
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This is the second reason it won't be "easy" for Australians to get risklessly rich in leveraged property investments.
The Daily Reckoning Australia Dan Denning 2010
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Excess reserves currently earn 0. 25%, but in today's deflationary environment, with nominal rates at historical lows, it's not hard to imagine banks turning into hard-core "savers" if the incentive to park funds risklessly at the Fed were raised even a skoach.
SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page Rick Ackerman 2010
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Excess reserves currently earn 0. 25%, but in today's deflationary environment, with nominal rates at historical lows, it's not hard to imagine banks turning into hard-core "savers" if the incentive to park funds risklessly at the Fed were raised even a skoach.
SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page Rick Ackerman 2010
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Clearly, financial interests led political leaders toward deregulation, clearly they worked to prevent oversight or regulatory authority from raining on their bubble-inflating parade, and clearly the ethos of the financial world infected the country as a whole, convincing us all we could make easy money quickly and risklessly.
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Clearly, financial interests led political leaders toward deregulation, clearly they worked to prevent oversight or regulatory authority from raining on their bubble-inflating parade, and clearly the ethos of the financial world infected the country as a whole, convincing us all we could make easy money quickly and risklessly.
Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2009
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