  We classify possible types of pseudomoduli which arise when supersymmetry is
dynamically broken in infrared-free low-energy theories. We show that, even if
the pseudomoduli potential is generated only at higher loops, there is a regime
where the potential can be simply determined from a combination of one-loop
running data. In this regime, we compute whether the potential for the various
types of pseudomoduli is safe, has a dangerous runaway to the UV cutoff of the
low-energy theory, or is incalculable. Our results are applicable to building
new models of supersymmetry breaking. We apply the results to survey large
classes of models.
