Depo-Provera, for instance, was viewed by some as being conducive to market-based spread whereas the community health worker model was believed to require ongoing public sector support to be effective as an integral part of the public health system.
The decentralized information paradigm, e.g. is quite conducive to pro-market attitudes: the market is viewed as a "regime of truth-telling", a term coined by French historian Michel Foucault.
"We hope that this consensus... is conducive to boosting market confidence," she said.
Chen believes that there is a lot of innovation in China and that this innovation stems from a confluence of factors, in particular a K-12 education that produces qualified engineers, a large market conducive to quick scaling of businesses (as exemplified by Tencent with Wechat), and robust capital.
Private equity firms also need markets conducive to getting out of their investments — selling companies to the public, to strategic buyers or to each other.
In short, commitment and trust lead directly to cooperative behaviors that are conducive to relationship marketing [70].
It described then the extent to which existing bankruptcy procedures are in fact not conducive to private-market solutions in complex situations involving both standard loan contracts and derivatives contracts.
For example, in order to increase the volume and revenue of sales, some companies today try to collect as many personal data of consumers as possible from various kinds of sources or devices and then use data mining and machine learning methods to find highly interconnected information which is conducive to make marketing tactics.
Urban Outfitters was able to perform well even when the macroeconomic environment wasn't conducive for the retail market growth.
Most markets are conducive to businesses with DIS-economies of scale, implying dwindling margins with scale, which is why many businesses are small, serving local, fragmented markets that technology alone cannot consolidate.
