Sentence examples for capital restraints from inspiring English sources
In the end, though, the ability of the banking system to avoid a new crisis will depend in part on whether regulators are able to keep up with financial innovations — which are often created primarily to avoid capital restraints — and willing to step in even when things seem to be going well and when bankers warn, as they do now, that more regulation will damage the economy.
Anwar has long opposed currency and capital restraints.
The U.S. government is expected to ease capital restraints on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Wednesday.
"What impeded Vivint's further growth was not a lack of ability, but capital restraints," he told TechCrunch.
(Capital controls involve restraints on capital, and are different from exchange controls, restraints on the availability of foreign or local currency).
A response to the falling profit rates of Fordism in the late 1960s and early 1970s, post-Fordism relies on freeing capital from all restraints, including national borders and virtually anything else that might get in the way of making the most return on investment.
With the rise of laissez faire economics, Leo went on, traditional legal restraints on capital were removed and so "by degrees it has come to pass that working men have been surrendered, isolated and helpless, to the hard-heartedness of employers and the greed of unchecked competition".
With the reconstruction of a united Berlin now about half complete, the city is still enmeshed in debate over whether the capital should exercise dutiful restraint or is now free to give exuberant expression to German power, as this Chancellery might suggest.
Most cities have since scrapped these market distortions; the capital of capitalism has not.Only one-third of New York City's 2m rental apartments are free of some kind of price restraint.
Designed to free the economy from the restraints of combining capital, the statute was applied repeatedly against unions!
Ann Pettifor, fellow, New Economics Foundation: "The proposed currency transaction tax (CTT) represents the tiniest grain of sand in the wheels of global, mobile capital, and places very little restraint on the movement of international capital.
