Do we understand the arcane but decisive markets any more clearly than we did a decade ago?
PARIS — The first decisive marketing goal of World Cup 2010 was scored nearly three years before the opening match of the soccer tournament, in which Mexico will face South Africa on Friday.
The West's eventual triumph in the cold war was similarly decisive, because market capitalism prevailed even in closed societies.
An effort was made to strengthen university and industry's capacity in knowledge production and application; while the government's role was decisive, providing market protection and incentives for the adoption and use of domestic products, when indigenous Chinese firms started to compete directly with joint ventures (Mu and Lee 2005).
"You need to be decisive in this market.
Xi, who is more Western than his predecessors, pledged to respect the "decisive role" of market forces by removing some restrictions on investment, but the Party emphasized that state-owned enterprises would remain dominant.
Also included was a commitment to supply-side industrial reforms, and giving play to the "decisive role" of market forces in resource allocation, a commitment Xi had made early in his first terms that many investors say he has failed to deliver on.
Testing parameters are decisive for the marketing of the product, such as organic acid profile, typical aroma compounds, or other sensorial attributes.
"The core issue is properly handling the relationship between the government and markets, giving markets a decisive role in the allocation of resources while better applying the role of government".
Economic dimension: An analysis of the current or future economic relevance of the identified technology at national and international level is decisive (e.g. market potential, cost-saving potential, labour market effects).
