The idea of protectionism is that when a competing country gains a trade advantage by paying its workers too little or having poor or no worker safety protections, or by allowing pollution of the environment, then we apply a tariff to their goods, so their goods cost the same here as our own goods, and that advantage does not undermine our own wages or safety or pollution standards.
In this way the service providers will not have to rely on the banks with which they are competing to gain access to the payments network.
When the war ended, the United States and the Soviet Union immediately began competing to gain control of Germany's nuclear program and uranium supplies.
The company would have no significant patent risk until the next decade and enough new products in its late pipeline, or recently launched, to continue to grow its revenue, even if sales of Zyprexa slowly erode as competing drugs gain favor.
Unlike other students competing to gain a foothold in the fashion industry, Alexis has not been able to pursue the highly coveted college internships (often unpaid) needed to give her a leg up.
Ultimately, the reform measures were aimed at creating a market environment where rail freight operators can gain access, compete and gain due market share, and contribute to a sustainable society [10, 11].
And often, though not always, those children are driven by parents to compete and gain attention.
Investment firms compete to gain lucrative contracts with the treasurer's office, which oversees the state's $20 billion pension fund.
This means that, as this market matures, individual businesses have a diminishing chance to actually compete and gain search market share.
Specifically, the program will better allow newcomers and smaller developers the chance to compete and gain visibility in an app store that Google says now tops over a million applications.
