Prevention is made up of actions aimed at averting the establishment or development of a health problem.
In its initial use of regulations the unionist government drew most heavily on measures aimed at averting immediate violence and civil unrest.
This public status (combined with their public powers) implies that they are authorized to take binding decisions and to levy taxes, thus averting freerider behaviour.
This decision is modeled using the averting behavior data.
One motivation for combating genetic disease is the hope of saving money by averting births of infants with costly disorders.
Following these averting actions, a cross-section study of households might show that higher-income households are not more willing to pay for pollution abatement.
Then as pollution grows, higher-income households take a variety of averting actions.
We may observe that averting a disaster always carries greater weight than promoting a good.
