mutualization
- noun
- /ˌmjuːtʃuəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
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mutualización
- Following the disaster, the mutualization of debts allowed the affected parties to share the financial burden.
Examples
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The mutualization of financial risk among the investors helped stabilize the market.
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But that is a mutualization, which is bad because it mutualizes it amongst people who don't have assets.
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But that is a mutualization, which is bad because it mutualizes it amongst people who don't have assets.
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The mutualization process was designed to ensure that all stakeholders shared responsibility for the collective liabilities.
Synonyms
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Dividing something so several people each get part
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Dividing something into parts and giving each person a part
Two or more people are each responsible for the same debt and may have to pay it
How Shared
Surface Forms
Morphology
mutualization = mutualize (transparent) = mutual + ize + ation
Formed by a productive verb-forming suffix ('-ize') and a standard nominalizing suffix ('-ation'), yielding 'the process of making/shared'.
Etymology
Mutualization comes from mutual ('shared between people') and -ization ('the process of making'), so you can think of people putting risks or debt into one shared pool. That is why mutualization means sharing or pooling financial risk so responsibility is held together.