Synonyms for moral hazard
moral haz·ard

Princeton's WordNet

1. moral hazardnoun

   (economics) the lack of any incentive to guard against a risk when you are protected against it (as by insurance)

   "insurance companies are exposed to a moral hazard if the insured party is not honest"

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1. • Economics
   • Hazard

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1. Oliver Barron:

   This means that some companies that shouldn't be bailed out will be, perpetuating the current moral hazard and leading to wasted capital.

2. Lynette Khalfani-Cox:

   I do think there’s a little bit of moral hazard here.

3. Van Jackson:

   Responding to missile tests by saying 'Let's talk,' is a big, fat moral hazard, it reinforces Kim Jong Un's own perception that the U.S. is desperate for talks.

4. Jodey Arrington:

   I mean, this is a guy that has ushered in a whole new level of entitlement in our culture in the United States and has created a new level of moral hazard.

5. Firas Maksad:

   There's a moral hazard for the Iranians going about business as if the Americans never left.