The phrase "liberal market" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a market economy where there is minimal government intervention and regulations, allowing for free competition and trade. Example: "The country's economic growth can be attributed to its adoption of a liberal market system, which has attracted foreign investments and stimulated domestic entrepreneurship."
This new social economy will challenge liberal market capitalism and its ideology of neoliberalism.
The first district heating system was designed within a liberal market framework.
Liberal market societies bring about a further professionalisation and a further detachment.
Liberal market orthodoxies have led to a financialised economy, poor levels of productive wealth creation and double-dip recession.
And yet they have to be the first step in the fundamental structural reform of liberal market capitalism.
Until the New Conservatives give up their dogmatic belief in liberal market capitalism they're irrelevant to the crisis at hand.
He knows the liberal, market-oriented atmosphere is a good thing, but he is aware that "art is not a priority".
Democracy, liberal market-economies, the western legal system are battling the modern version of the cold war against authoritarian, non-democratic but economically strong systems.
Since a wave of liberal, market-oriented measures in the early 1990s, debate about how to reform the railways has intensified.A glorious pastEarlier this year, India celebrated the 150th anniversary of its first train journey.
But as experience in the Balkans has shown, the lure of eventual EU membership is a good way to foster liberal, market-based democracy and to defuse territorial and ethnic disputes.
At stake is a choice between the old France and the new.The creed of French exceptionalism asserts that there is a way of running affairs a heavy state, high taxes, trammelled markets, an independent foreign policy which differs distinctly from the liberal, market-driven Anglo-American model.
