Economic philosophy of controlled risk

Resource distribution is hampered by a static, no-risk philosophy, which fails to balance needs against operations and is unable or unwilling to combine the diverse historical values into an international valuation scheme. This is manifested globally by a lack of systems for distribution of necessities and the resorting to guilt, violence and a diversity of propaganda campaigns in order to ensure some level of ongoing equity among peoples.

1. A fail-safe circuit will destroy others.

1. Risk-aversion strategy
2. Excessive caution
3. Dominance of economic motives

1. Reluctance of government to invest in high-risk development initiatives

1. Unwillingness to risk loss of life
2. Inadequate risk management

1. Risk of capital investment
2. Inadequate spread of risk

1. Political risk

1. Undertaking pre-disaster planning
2. Taking controlled risk

1. Unsafe
2. Uneconomic
3. Risk-aversion
4. Risk
5. Philosophy