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macroprudence

noun

Etymology

From macro- + prudence.

  1. derived from *weyd-✻ — “to see; to know”
  2. derived from prūdentia — “common sense; discretion, prudence; foresight; knowledge; providence; skilfulness; wisdom”
  3. derived from prudence — “common sense; wisdom”
  4. derived from prudence
  5. derived from prudence
  6. inherited from prudence — “discretion; foresight; knowledge; intelligence, wisdom; act of good judgment; wisdom to see what is virtuous”
  7. prefixed as macroprudence — “macro + prudence”

Definitions

  1. Systemic prudence, especially the strengths and vulnerabilities of financial systems.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA