Sentence examples for market openness from inspiring English sources

His complaints about China's observance of copyright rules and market openness are shared by many American businesses in China.

For Mr. Sabel, China is a wonderful example "of an extremely complex system of market openness and closure".

Such transitions are almost always subject to hiccups, but the payoffs of remaining faithful to market openness and fiscal discipline are well documented, they argue.

A country's EMAI score is based on 16 measures of market openness, which include average tariff levels, import quotas, rules on intellectual-property rights, export subsidies, government procurement policies and investment barriers.

Contextual and organizational factors, including market openness, continued state presence on boards, and SOE health, are used to capture the sources of productivity gains of privatization.

"Britain has one of the highest degrees of free market openness, no investment needs to be scrutinised, it's entirely up to you".

For others the market's openness is the attraction, although some in Britain do worry about handing over to foreigners such a strategic asset.

Years before the brutal crackdown on demonstrators in that very square, Deng was being celebrated for his advocacy of a new path of market reform, openness to the outside world and, eventually, prosperity.

The market demands openness and flexibility, and Apple, of all companies, should have learned this lesson by now.

The program included three important elements that affected the labor market: increased openness to international trade, widespread privatization of State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) and reduction in government spending, which involved downsizing of employment in the government's civil service sector.

The United States, with its capital markets and openness to outside investors, eased the shift in control.