Sentence examples for it deregulation from inspiring English sources

The answer of the leaders to a severe shortage of demand — the private sector simply isn't spending enough — is, wait for it, deregulation and trade liberalization.

We still look at this country, this black president inheriting from the white, Republican president, inheriting from a white Southern democratic president--actually, all three, Clinton, Bush, and Obama, presided over an economic regression, call it deregulation, whatever.

This event brought with it deregulation and reforms, one of which was changing the common image we have of stock exchanges: the open outcry method of people shouting and waving their arms in the air, which has since become a primarily electronic trading system.

However, just as the policy of the 1950s to the 1970s was not really Keynesian (read Keynes' General Theory as Richard Posner did and you will see why), the 1980s-2000 was not really an era of true 'free markets.' I call it deregulation as crony capitalism.

Thus although SWAP70 is widely expressed and functional, it seems that its deregulation as a result of its exploitation by oncogenes, in this case vGPCR, could promote the development of more aggressive tumors.

He noted that Trump "hit his agenda every single day, whether it's T.P.P., whether it's deregulation, whether it's Neil Gorsuch," Trump's Supreme Court nominee.

It survived deregulation in its home markets, creating a stronger company by broadening its sources of profit, and it beat back new competition from online brokers.

And tell us the real cause and then more specifically, answer Ben Bernanke in the paper talking about why it wasn't the Fed, it was deregulation or new exotic instruments, exotic mortgages that created this whole thing.

"It's deregulation," she said.

It supports deregulation of fees but opposes the funding cuts proposed by the government.

(It's deregulation!) An investment firm is predicting negative economic growth (pdf) next quarter.