A big change came in the industry in the 1970s, when rules restricting auditors from advertising and competitive bidding were loosened, unleashing fierce competition—often on price as much as audit quality.
4. (S/NF) No issue demonstrates Mubarak,s worldview more than his reaction to demands that he open Egypt to genuine political competition and loosen the pervasive control of the security services.
"No issue demonstrates Mubarak's world view more than his reaction to demands that he open Egypt to genuine political competition and loosen the pervasive control of the security services.
Xinhua reported that Mr Wang was "angrily rebuked and had his ears boxed" by Mr Bo.In this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsIndia's coalition government faced a backlash and a day-long strike by unions after it ended months of drifting and decided to loosen some restrictions on competition from foreign firms.
They should loosen up, embrace the competition of ideas, reject the notion of "no", understand that everybody on the medal stand should be proud and - in the words of Shaun White, American role model - bring a little "Shake 'n Bake" back to our national political discourse.
It can mean opening up product markets to more competition (Italy is starting to loosen the strict licensing system that has long shielded pharmacists from competition).
In product markets, too, Spain should do more to loosen its economy and let in more competition.
Romney also wants to loosen regulations on for-profit colleges, relying on competition to keep tuition costs down.
The O.E.C.D. has called on Germany to loosen restrictions on advertising and fees, which limit competition among architects, lawyers and engineers.
The F.C.C. order lays out guidelines for the states to determine whether there is sufficient competition in the voice market to loosen regulations.
