Sentence examples for idea of markets from inspiring English sources

Policymaking over the past half-century has relied on a narrow school of economic thought, dominated by a simplistic idea of "markets" and "market failures", of "competition" and "shareholder value".

At the same time, the instances of business rewarding racism or profiting from racism -- from slavery and colonialism to redlining and ghetto pricing -- are so plentiful and familiar that the idea of markets as an inexorable antiracist force has never really been taken seriously by the public.

I argued against the idea of markets being isolated from one another and therefore spreading your risk.

The idea of markets as mechanisms of social coordination is based on a picture of all individuals as sovereign, fully informed, and fully rational choosers.

"I always question this idea of market share.

Marcucci had the brilliant idea of marketing him before anyone heard him sing a word.

Dr. Good admits that the idea of marketing psychoanalysis is hardly in keeping with orthodox practice.

Apparently, he developed the idea of marketing a digital clearinghouse for grants while watching a TV pitch for grant books.

Humanitarians tend to flinch at the idea of marketing, thinking that's what you do with toothpaste.

While some pixadores have embraced the idea of marketing pixação as a "legitimate" art form, others are much more critical.

It disturbs me that the U.S.T.A.'s idea of marketing women's tennis rests on the sex appeal of the blondes on its playing field.