The conventional argument asserts that wary CEOs have come to see long-term risks as “just not worth it.” The many uncertainties they face include concerns about excessive regulation, burdensome corporate taxation, high debt levels, erratic policymaking, the political backlash against globalization, and doubts that consumer spending outside (or even within) the United States will last.
L'argumentation de cette croyance affirme que les PDG méfiants en sont venus à considérer les risques à long terme comme « n'en valant tout simplement pas la peine. »