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.
He also thinks that there are other goods for which market provision will lead to underproduction, presumably because of positive externalities, which is why he thinks that the state should subsidize scientific research and the arts (PPE V.xi.15).
This seems like a classic example of policy laundering – companies were losing this argument with the public and with Congress so now they are secretly inserting an anti-free market provision in a free trade agreement.
In liberal countries, parental resources are equally likely to matter more, given the prominence that is given to market provision.
Defamilialized regimes, where the households' welfare and caring responsibilities are largely supported by the welfare state (and not the family), such as Nordic socio-democratic countries, or market provision (Anglo-Saxon liberal market regimes), enable higher fertility.
Cylinder explosions are unusual and tend to lead to multiple casualties, but gas leaks from insecure connections are probably more common and cluster with grey market provision [ 19, 23, 35].
