Individual action should help make systemic change easier, but it will never substitute for systematic change.

FORBES: Alex Steffen

There is no mechanism to mediate between those policies or insist on action that would counter systemic risk.

WSJ: We Need Greater Global Governance

Until we target culture as the issue, all we're accomplishing with systemic fixes is the illusion of action.

CNN: 'Systemic failure' is no excuse

No government in the global economy, and certainly not economies on the scale of the U.S., China, Japan and the European Union, can claim a prerogative over domestic action that entirely ignores the systemic affects of its policies.

WSJ: We Need Greater Global Governance

This declaration is largely backed up by epidemiological data, and will allow controlling the current outbreak and building a middle term, multisector action plan, tackling rabies through a systemic approach.

ECONOMIST: Letters

The Fed minutes from 2007 reveal that members of the Federal Open Market Committee began to struggle to find a middle ground between action that was internationalist enough to ward off a systemic financial collapse on the one hand, and Lassie-Faire enough to avoid moral hazard on the other.

FORBES: Inverse Moral Hazard: A Slaughter Rule For Finance

"Despite action by the department to improve its asset management and accounting, the issues I have identified are systemic and deep-rooted, " Mr Morse said.

BBC: Watchdog refuses to sign off 'problematic' MoD accounts

Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson defended the move, saying Wachovia's failure would have posed a systemic risk, and that its sale prevented a "market disruption, " adding that the FDIC's action helped mitigate this risk, according to TradeTheNews.com.

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