This is an unfair market-distorting practice.
To do otherwise is to court continuous borrowing from overseas and encourage the market-distorting practices that are now roiling world markets.
That is why the industry supports President Bush's initiative to end market-distorting practices around the world while giving us the "time out" we need to recover.
Accepting the Derbez text also means that developing countries agree to reform their trade-distorting practices in ways consistent with their trade, finance and development needs.Supporting a rulemaking peace clause.
Safeguards are "a second-best solution" compared with common policies on trade-distorting practices, such as export incentives, says Beatriz Nofal, a consultant in Buenos Aires.Mr Chávez, like Mr Kirchner, has never been a man to stick to rules when they constrain him.
Stronger rules for these types of subsidies would address significant trade-distorting practices of many of our trading partners that often lead to unfair trade".
These phenomena raise numerous epistemological questions: does the quest for "masculine" prestige by using "masculine" methods distort practices of knowledge acquisition (Addelson 1983; Moulton, 1983)?
But the market-distorting practices emanating from places like China are not.
In fact, they may be doing more harm than good: Congress, by underinvesting in research, education, and America's infrastructure; the Obama Administration, by not holding our trade partners (China and Japan in particular) accountable for their currency manipulation and other market-distorting practices.
Only, however, at the cost of grossly distorting mathematical practice.
*Because randomisation preceded attendance and consent, formal testing of differences between groups provides check that this procedure, designed to avoid distorting normal practice, has not introduced bias.
