I struggle with such questions because I've never believed in this particular marketing dichotomy.
One offender: "The nostrum of 'regulation' drags with it a raft of unexamined impediments concerning the nature of markets, a dichotomy between markets and governmentality, and a muddle over intentionality, voluntarism and spontaneity that promulgates the neoliberal creed at a subconscious level".
Because of the booming economy, officials said, some people were being priced out of the housing market, creating a dichotomy in who owned homes.
This kind of dichotomy — market returns that may not accurately reflect the underlying economy — actually occurs rather often, and it poses a ticklish problem, both for professional money managers and for the rest of us.
There is now a widespread consensus that a blunt "market versus state" dichotomy is grossly oversimplified and that the state has an important role to play in economic activity and poverty reduction, albeit a different one than that it used to.
The book concludes that the dichotomy between market and hierarchical mechanisms is false.
The aim of this research is to provide a conceptual framework for energy co-operative business models, meeting the co-operative's organizational dichotomy of market orientation on one side and community orientation on the other.
If I could have one wish as this important debate continues, it would be that all sides abandon the false dichotomy between market and state, and instead embrace the idea that there is but a single order of human action determined by the interface between human psychology, technology, and the integrated scheme of legal, political, moral, professional, and cultural rules.
In a market characterized by the dichotomy of heavy censorship but lax controls on copyright enforcement, Baidu dominates the search industry.
