Sentence examples for competition and access from inspiring English sources

Autocracies reduce political competition and access to information, which might deter constituent feedback and responsive governance.

This project, with Ken Shadlen from the London School of Economics, examines the causes of cross-country variation in TRIPS implementation, and consequences for innovation, competition, and access to medicines.

Consumers' interests in receiving factual information about prices may even be of greater value than political debate, but in any event price competition and access to information about it is in the public interest.

This project will empirically assess the impact of the new patent laws on drug prices, generic competition, and access to treatment in India, including the penetration of generics, and develop policy implications for Indian and global pharmaceutical patent policy.

Some in the EU, Asia, and elsewhere have sought to use the revelations about PRISM to promote protectionist data-flow policies that would harm the development of cloud and hamper competition and access to lawfully available information.

We distinguish between two competing effects of trade cost changes, namely import competition and export access, and derive consumer market access (CMA) and firm market access (FMA) measures respectively to capture each effect.

In the aftermath of the credit crunch, the mortgage market is now functioning more effectively - the availability of funding has improved, and there is greater competition, choice and access for mortgage customers.

To survive competition and gain access to the limited housing units in the market, tenants seek the services of rental agents to facilitate their acquisition processes.

And should recipients be forced to open up subsidised networks to rivals?Perhaps the biggest risk of all these broadband plans is that incumbents will exploit the crisis to gain regulatory concessions limiting competition and open access to their networks in exchange for promises to invest.

The last recession taught me that challenging market conditions offer advantages, like less competition and better access to talent.

The Federal Communications Commission approved, by a 4-to-1 vote, the $13.8 billion transaction, given that Comcast meets conditions that foster competition and maintains access to NBC's programming.