moral hazard

英 [ˌmɒrəl ˈhæzəd]

美 [ˌmɔːrəl ˈhæzərd]

n.  道德危险；道德风险

法律

英英释义

noun

• (economics) the lack of any incentive to guard against a risk when you are protected against it (as by insurance)
  1. insurance companies are exposed to a moral hazard if the insured party is not honest

双语例句

• Not only does this rule eliminate the moral hazard present in banking, it is also fair.
  该规定不仅消除了银行业中存在的道德风险，而且也很公平。
• That created a system of asymmetric incentives also known as moral hazard, which encouraged ever greater credit expansion.
  这就造就了一个非对称激励体系，也被称之为道德风险，它推动了信贷越来越强劲的扩张。
• This is the moral hazard problem that economists stress so often.
  这就是经济学家经常强调的道德风险。
• Moral hazard can sometimes take extreme forms.
  道德风险有时可能会以用极端的形式出现。
• The first reflects the "wealth and sex" and "poverty and shifting" moral hazard;
  一是反映了“富贵而淫”和“贫贱而移”的道德沦丧；
• Research on Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard in Venture Capital Investment of China
  我国风险投资中的逆向选择与道德风险研究
• Moral hazard is a widespread problem in the process of plant variety rights exchange.
  借助“囚徒困境”博弈模型分析植物品种权交易中普遍存在的道德风险问题。
• Moral hazard is not a solely western phenomenon.
  道德风险看来并不仅仅是一种西方式现象。
• That is what you call 'moral hazard'.
  这就是所谓的‘道德风险’。
• That deals with the moral hazard problem in fact, it jumps up and down on its grave.
  这解决了道德风险问题实际上，它狠狠踩在道德风险的坟墓上。