Sentence examples for market dysfunction from inspiring English sources

The Rise report said: "Policy makers and campaigners should resist simplistic conclusions that the unfairness of admissions is a market dysfunction that can be tweaked, or is the result of a lack of access to 'good' schools.

Nolan said an initial look at the market over recent months by Ofgem, the Office of Fair Trading and the CMA had not been driven by political pressure but by increasing evidence of market dysfunction.

In poor, rural areas, grassroots collective action groups are an effective response to state and market dysfunction and weak or missing state institutions.

Eliminating the Variations J. Darren Rodgers, president of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, can sympathize with the market dysfunction in Miami.

However, that offset has been incomplete, as widening credit spreads, more restrictive lending standards, and credit market dysfunction have worked against the monetary easing and led to tighter financial conditions overall.

4. The practice of selective disclosure through ESG questionnaires is a market dysfunction.

From stymieing medium-term fiscal reforms to delaying needed overhauls of the labour and housing markets, congressional dysfunction would keep US economic performance below its capacity; over time, it would also eat away at potential output.

"In markets which are largely untapped, as the erectile dysfunction market is, more entrants tend to broaden the market," Hazlett says.

Viagra's share of the U.S. erectile dysfunction market has shrunk to 82% less than a year after two rivals hit the market, according to researcher IMS Health.

Credits are a small correction for the market's great dysfunction.

Viagra, which once had 100percentt of the market for erectile dysfunction drugs, had fallen to 85percentt by the spring and more recently to 74.5percentt.