Sentence examples for market dependence from inspiring English sources

Rather than conferring freedom, the rise of capitalism actually created a new form of bondage, which she called "market dependence".

Empirical results for weekly data from January 1998 to April 2011 showed weak oil-food dependence and no extreme market dependence between oil and food prices.

Besides collateral accounted for on a value basis (in EUR), in the banking practice there are additional types of collateral that, although they may result in realization proceeds, are not taken into account because of legal uncertainty or market dependence in general.

As domestic consumption grew through the years, coupled with increased investment expenditures and governmental funding for infrastructure projects, emerging markets' dependence on exports diminished.

Given the market's dependence on Fed stimulus, many on Wall Street have been left hoping that the economy does not show too many signs of improvement.

In the meantime, the best response from the EU to a resurgent Russia would be to forge a common energy policy that liberalises the market, reduces dependence on gas imports and does away with cosy bilateral deals (see article).

We should also explore possible means of reducing this market's dependence on large amounts of intraday credit from the banks that facilitate the settlement of triparty repos.

Russia has become a formidable competitor in energy markets, but dependence on commodities makes the economy, and the government, too vulnerable to fluctuations in prices.

They are often prime movers in a global market with little dependence on the European economy.

The French automaker is reeling from its heavy exposure to the European market and its dependence on relatively low-margin models.

DealBook » The French automaker is reeling from its heavy exposure to the European market and its dependence on relatively low-margin models.