Sentence examples for market disintegration from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that there was also market disintegration (or deglobalisation) in periods as varied as the Dark Ages, the seventeenth century, and the interwar period in the twentieth.

"Every deregulating market follows this disintegration curve," explains Mr Skilling.

In the late 1980s the collapse of the American real estate market, the associated disintegration of S&Ls and the ill-fated leveraged buyout fad set the stage for the 1990-91 recession.

Even so, with national prices down 12.5% last year (according to the NAR), a difficult credit market and the disintegration of mortgage securitization, the supply of buyers and banks to lend them money has been constrained.

"The markets are pricing in a disintegration of the euro zone," Mr. Asmussen said, according to a text of the speech, which was in German.

It would prevent the completion of the single market and eventually lead to its disintegration.

International markets panicked at the bank's disintegration and, given the Fed was widely expected to intervene to save it, Mr Bernanke's failure to act in rescuing the bank drew anger.

Governments all over the world are confronting the disintegration of the global automobile market in different ways, with loans, bailouts and takeovers.

It also made him one of the few investors who foresaw and made money from the disintegration of the subprime-mortgage market.

The disintegration of the largest gun market in the world is only a microcosm of Pakistan's instability and uncertainty.

Mario Monti, a former single-market commissioner who is now Italy's prime minister, said this week that the single market was at risk of "rollback and even disintegration".