Sentence examples for before liberalization from inspiring English sources

I have seen this movie in India, before liberalization.

Onwumere et al. (2012) focus on the case of Nigeria and conclude that before liberalization, the interest rate had a positive but non-significant effect on saving and investment.

It will take years of political liberalization before enough moderate political leaders emerge to offer an alternative to the Islamists and the regime.

Before economic liberalization in 1991, the automotive industry was tightly regulated, so Premier wasn't allowed to implement too many improvements to the Padmini.

What I didn't realize at the time was that some of them had entered the city illegally, in violation of a policy left over from the days before economic liberalization in the 1980s.

In the days before economic liberalization brought some measure of prosperity to China's big cities, Shanghai was a sleepier, more insular town, where everyone spoke Shanghainese, rather than Mandarin.

Yogesh Samat, the chief executive of Barista, which was founded four years ago and now has 125 coffee bars across the country, said that before economic liberalization began in 1991, "there was a great deal of guilt associated with spending of any kind; saving was the done thing".

Without parallel trends in the outcome variable before a reform, it is no longer clear that something that affected the outcome after the reform is not influenced by trends that existed before the liberalization reform.

This implies that whether openness leads to increased import competition, or to increased export intensity, women appear to be bearing the brunt of the competitive cost cutting measures of employers that were already competitive before trade liberalization.

Mexico actively embraced economic integration well before trade liberalization was entrenched through the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

INSTEAD, Snyder suggests that the global community should help foster the conditions for liberalization before urging outright democratization.