Sentence examples for liberalized market from inspiring English sources
Jamaicas negotiating positions are influenced by the over-riding consideration of its small geographical and market size, relatively high production cost, concentration of exports around a few products, high dependence on world trade, participation in a small percentage of world trade and other structural characteristics that render the country highly vulnerable in a fully liberalized market.
This is because in a liberalized market environment like the European Union, investment decisions are generally not made by political actors.
The licensing regime aims to minimize bureaucratic barriers to entry into the liberalized market and to help create conditions for a single market in telecommunication.
"I think now, with this decision, we will soon have a liberalized market," said Michael Schmid, senior consultant at Goldmedia, a research firm in Berlin.
The balance between cost-saving pressures and the rationales for retaining small farms under increasingly liberalized market regimes is bound to be a complex issue.
Research shows that roll out by mobile phone companies is determined by factors including the size of population, the costs associated with terrain, quality of road access and the operating environment (whether there exists a competitive liberalized market).
Labor laws were gradually liberalized, markets opened up and the European Union's competition rules strengthened.
Nevertheless, for contemporary politics, the importance of the idea of the common good remains in that it identifies the possibility that politics can be about more than building an institutional framework for the narrow pursuit of individual self-interest in the essentially private domain of liberalized markets.
Without the cushion of policy-induced stocks to buffer the price rise in response to the production shortfall, the international price rise is likely to be sharper, but with more open economies and liberalized markets there will be greater international market price transmission to more producers and consumers in more countries.
Finally, the book focuses on growth policies analyzing the effects of liberalizing market competition and entry, education policy, trade liberalization, environmental and resource constraints, and stabilization policy and the methodology of growth policy design.
But there are other proven ways to encourage quick broadband adoption, including liberalizing market access, encouraging broadband competition, providing spectrum awards and insisting on transparency of ownership of awardees of government telecommunications contracts.
