Sentence examples for market provision from inspiring English sources

"Market Provision of Broadcasting: A Welfare Analysis," Review of Economic Studies, Vol 72, No. 4, October 2005, 947-972 (with Simon Anderson).

The second is that market provision is steadily expanding, and that no intervention is required beyond a less well-funded BBC, and whatever Channel 4 happens to deliver.

Quality was sacrificed for urgency with the introduction of a chaotic system of market provision, based upon Schumpeterian principles of creative destruction.

Investors considering the returns on care sector investment are also walking away, choosing to finance up market provision for those who can pay.

We recommended using the digital switchover process to replace the BBC licence fee with voluntary subscription, whilst establishing a small, separate PSB fund to fill in the gaps in market provision of content.

Mr. Swedenburg told the court that United Rentals was looking for an "off market" provision — in lawyer lingo, something out of the ordinary — when it began the contract negotiation with Cerberus last July.

(The state accommodations are particularly ironic, because deference to states run by arch conservatives is turning out to be a tough implementation barrier; according to G.A.O., 11 states say they lack "the authority to enforce or are not otherwise enforcing" the insurance market provisions of the Affordable Care Act. It's starting to look like the euro zone out there).

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At first glance, there does not seem to be so much entanglement between the Medicaid provisions of the BCRA and the individual market provisions that a severance would prove impossible.

Lawyers say the difference means that each consumer's complaint under the telephone marketing provision would be different.

But health-policy specialists questioned the marketing provision, the high price of the drug that may not make the program feel optional and the length of the agreement, especially considering the disease often affects vulnerable infants.