Sentence examples for market elements from inspiring English sources

The government has made social security less collective by allowing privatisation and introducing market elements.

The introduction of market elements into monopolistic network industries has progressively gained political attention during the past two decades.

Almost all remaining communist countries (except North Korea) incorporated market elements into their economies to varying degrees while maintaining one-party rule.

The fair is unique in having a curated programme running alongside the stands, drawing attention away from the more distasteful "meat market" elements.

Although marketization has been used less extensively in public social services such as health, education, and social care, a number of countries have introduced market elements in these areas as well.

Although there were limited market elements (e.g., consumers were free to choose the goods and services on which to spend their money), state enterprises became the predominant form of organization of production and distribution.

TTIP would apply to the market element of services, and – in theory – the NHS should not be affected.

In a series of treatments, we introduce a market element and allow two of the three players to bargain over a queue jump, thus violating the queuing procedure.

A defining characteristic of charter schools is that they introduce a strong market element into public education.

I also like the time to market element of this as I expect future AIRIs to deliver the latest FlashBlades and the latest DGX models.

There is also a market element in this passion". Gnyp goes on to comment, "in today's art world there are so many new collectors.