Sentence examples for market based systems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brooks and Prof. Chua make the same mistake in their use of the term capitalism and thereby perpetuate a dangerous misconception that those on left use to demonize market based systems in order to install their own form of state capitalism, securing a monopoly on both economic and political power.

Over the last twenty-five years, hospital funding systems have evolved to reduce idiosyncratic and historical ways of funding, replacing these methods with formulae or market based systems, such as casemix funding, to promote technical efficiency, minimising cost per patient treated [ 1].

But just because a partially-market-based system has been good it is wrongheaded to conclude that a fully market based system would do even better.

We will be guided by best science and best economic argument, which is a market based system.

This leads to a free market based system where expensive tendering processes will consume much of the CCG budgets and time.

One way is to end the race for fish through "catch shares," a market based system that sets aside a secure share of fish for individual fishermen, communities or fishing associations.

There is actually a fair degree of unanimity amongst all of the actors involved in research for neglected diseases - they all agree that there is a pressing need for a major expansion in the level of R&D, that the present market based system cannot fulfill the task and that a new model is needed.

And what I would simply say is that for the healthcare system to function well, you need to have the most free-market based system for the younger healthy crowd — to drive the reform and get at the root causes of health inflation — to make us be able to stretch our healthcare dollars farther in Medicare.

A "free-market based system" where all the power resides in the hands of the insurance industry.

With the change to market based management systems at the beginning of the 1990s, the abolition of the subsidies system and the increase in prices for basic cost items (feeds, energy sources, fertilizers, accessories), production volumes began to decrease and reached their minimum (3 900 tonnes) by 1998.

These findings underscore the need for further development of the market based seed systems in promoting information diffusion.