Sentence examples for market ethos from inspiring English sources

Britain is drifting towards a perverse economic model that mimics the free market ethos of the boom years, except with the financial system underwritten by the exchequer.

Marx, for example, has dimmed as communist states increasingly adopt the free market ethos and praxis of the west (though perhaps such countries will entertain second thoughts given the spectacular failures of the free market in recent times).

While only a fraction of these foreign visitors had the US government as their primary financial sponsor, they as a class became the object onto which political values of a particular era were projected, from the postwar internationalism of the Truman years to the Great Society liberalism of Lyndon B. Johnson to the free market ethos of Richard M. Nixon and Ronald Reagan.

First, whether or not the farmers' market ethos is truly sustainable, considering both the cost of producing these goods and the cost of purchasing them.

Devastatingly, the mainstream Democratic Party- at least since the advent of the Democratic Leadership Council- has turned toward rather away from a market ethos.

In essence, the company has a libertarian, free-market ethos.

Some in Europe resent Ireland's free-market ethos, its low-tax strategy and the past recklessness of its banks.

Santiago is a Latin-American beachhead of the thrusting, free-market ethos that transforms urban areas everywhere into mosaics of industrial parks, freeways, office complexes, and suburban sprawl.

The reformers, Ravitch believes, are mistakenly imposing a free-market ethos of competition on an institution that, if it is to function well, requires coöperation, sharing, and mentoring.

Although American culture is known for its individualistic, free-market ethos, Americans also believe very earnestly in "fairness" as a value – and college labor practices are badly lacking in fairness.

For now, caught up in the paranoia of the civil war, with its black-market ethos and ready informants, he is seen as a dangerous counterrevolutionary.  Hobson doesn't quite convince with her depiction of Slavkin and his constantly evolving time machine, an improbable precursor of the USSR's later battle in the space race.