mor·al haz·ard
noun/ˌmɒrəl ˈhæzəd/
/ˌmɔːrəl ˈhæzərd/
[uncountable, singular] (economics)- lack of reason to try to avoid risk when protected from its consequences, for example by insurance
道德风险：缺乏理由避免在受到后果保护时避免发生风险，例如通过保险 - Cheap easy credit has created moral hazard throughout the global economy.
廉价的宽松信贷在整个全球经济中造成了道德风险。 - The insurance creates a moral hazard for banks to engage in risky investments and loan too much money to unsuitable borrowers.
该保险给银行带来了道德风险，导致银行进行高风险投资并向不合适的借款人贷出过多资金。
- Cheap easy credit has created moral hazard throughout the global economy.