Sentence examples for market examining from inspiring English sources

A friend who accompanied me one time into a stationer's shop remarked, "You examine a notebook like a housewife in the market examining a fish".

In this paper, we focus on the labour market, examining the effects of cultural diversity on regional wages.

Sociologists have also created inequality indices, which measure how well each class of workers does in the labour market, examining things such as glass ceilings [14].

Therefore, it would help to identify and compare differences and similarities between the dynamics of these markets, examining how and why they crop up only in certain settings.

The first by Bower & Sulej focuses specifically on the growth of Indian pharmaceutical companies into western markets, examining the explanatory concepts of absorptive capacity, social capital and strategic alliances in cross-national contexts [ 124].

The reluctance to acknowledge the need for immediate intervention in a financial crisis is based on a school of economics that fails to account for the irrational exuberance that I have explored elsewhere, and that ignores the aggressive marketing and other realities of digital-age markets examined in Phishing for Phools.

Studies that specifically consider health insurance markets examine the extent to which changes in the medical malpractice environment affect insurance premiums and coverage rates (for example, [3, 4]).

This paper explores the understudied phenomenon of performance and image enhancing drug (PIED) markets by examining the structure and formation of the market for PIEDs among bodybuilders in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Specifically, the hypothesis that these stock returns are Granger-caused by the US market and/or the Japanese market is examined.

Under the heading of reducing market frictions, I examine market creation, liability rules, and information programs.

The particular labor market institution examined here is collective bargaining other labor market institutions will be mentioned only in passing.