Sentence examples similar to kick start trade from inspiring English sources
Shiller would like to solve this chicken-and-egg problem with government-supported tax incentives for market makers who kick-start trading in new instruments.
It's fairly apparent - a need to kick-start trade and investment, particularly in the part of the world that is growing the fastest.
Of course, in order to kick start a system of trades, you need something to actually offer.
And those transactions could help kick-start trading markets, which the Jefferies Group, a smaller rival, described as "painfully slow across the board" in its third-quarter report.
Obama's administration has plans to kick start an economy-wide-cap-and-trade program with the hopes of reducing green house gas emissions by 80% by 2050.
The shares start trading on Oct. 29.
David Cameron, the British prime minister, singled it out in a congratulatory message to Mr. Obama in which he said, "We need to kick start the world economy and I want to see an E.U.-U.S. trade deal".
To get everything kick started, if you trade in games between now and March 19th, you'll get a 10% coupon code for any single video game or accessory as well.
It was a good kick start.
