Sentence examples for globalisation market from inspiring English sources

The right of the individual to freedom from regulation or restraint is the notion that has driven globalisation, market fundamentalism and our present, unfettered, toxic form of capitalism.

Replacing the nation with other allegiances seems an attractive, even morally superior, alternative – chiming with globalisation's market freedoms.

The rapid spread of globalisation and market economics has been good for profits, and new technology appears to have boosted productivity.

There's no doubt that 25 years of globalisation and market capitalism has increased the standard of living for most Indians.

As Robert Frank and Philip Cook point out in their book "The Winner Takes All Society", new technology, globalisation and market economics have changed the structure of many industries in such a way that their star performers now earn vastly more than the average.

THERE are two common explanations for why the pay of senior executives in big companies has increased so fast in the past few decades: globalisation (the market for top talent has become international) and technological change (it is easier for companies to exploit opportunities, wherever they arise).

"Pull" factors include aging populations in developed countries and globalisation related market changes that reduce the transactions and search costs associated with medical migration.

It sees itself as a victim of globalisation, regarding markets as a threat and profits as suspicious.

The public is increasingly aware that alongside the globalisation of markets and information, power has shifted beyond the nation state.

These firms seem to have run out of energy to play the game of worldwide consolidation that accompanies globalisation of markets.

"Globalisation, free markets and light-touch regulation" became the slogans of an era which president and prime minister accepted as the sovereign prescription for prosperity.