Sentence examples for economic deregulation from inspiring English sources

Economic deregulation would strengthen market forces.

The second is far-reaching economic deregulation.

This wisdom is known by every American parent but has been systematically ignored in economic deregulation.

The government has yet to embark on most of the economic deregulation it has long promised.

CONCENTRATING on the finer points of economic deregulation in Europe is a challenge at the best of times.

Such behavior was supposed to have been made obsolete by the democratization, economic deregulation and globalization of the 1990's.

Türcke's essay ends with a sobering indictment of this psychic deregulation and the social and economic deregulations that have accompanied it.

In the economic tradition, deregulation refers to the elimination of the specific controls that the government imposed on the market interactions, in particular the attempt to control market access, prices, output, or product quality.

It's not surprising, therefore, that among all the various forces and factors to be blamed for the current global economic crisis — deregulation, Alan Greenspan, credit-default swaps, the power of the financial lobby, excessive leverage, securitization, Wall Street greed — the most difficult to get one's head around is the international monetary system.

"Don't expect huge economic impact from deregulation per se," noted Vogel.

In the speech, Mr. Romney avowed a commitment to conservative economic principles and deregulation.