At the same time, the increased transparency of the market diminishes the pricing power of most companies.
Warner [ 29] goes so far as to argue that the movement from the public sector to the market diminishes the room for citizen involvement, which may be seen as a key to democracy.
Even if he becomes the first Met to win a batting title, he could see his value on the open market diminish if his latest recovery lingers.
"Foreclosures may result in vacant homes that may invite crime and create an appearance of market distress, diminishing the market value of other nearby properties," she said.
A practical government policy objective should be providing access to major markets to as many domestic and international producers as possible, to restore the market volume diminished by the exit of the Western partners, while maintaining high quality of agricultural products and affordability of the population prices.
"Their ability to lead the market has diminished," Mr. Lee said of city housing programs.
For most people, the ability to finance a secure retirement has been ruined by stagnating wages, repeated stock market busts, diminished home equity and weakened or nonexistent pensions.
The company's market capitalization diminished by $12.3 billion until Mr. Hewlett first announced his opposition; shares rose 7percentthatat day, adding $5.7 billion in value.
Mr. Garriott had hoped to take that first flight, but the dot-com stock market crash diminished his fortune and forced him to defer that dream.
Once leaders in the world of televisions and camcorders, Japanese companies like Sony, Sharp, Panasonic and Toshiba have seen their edge in product development eroded and their market share diminished by rising competition.
