Sentence examples for markets benefits from inspiring English sources

Edwards understands the criticism, and is sympathetic to those forced out of their communities, but she believes that promoting local gardens and markets benefits longtime residents as well as newcomers.

Archipelago's new link with the Pacific Stock Exchange, announced this week, could make it a formidable competitor -- particularly if the S.E.C. manages to assure that competition between markets benefits investors rather than the brokers who are often tempted to compete with, rather than for, their customers.

Securing preferential access to Asia's markets benefits US companies over Chinese firms that won't be part of the market-opening measures of the TPP.

While most of the previous studies on HMO competition suggest that increased competition in managed care markets benefits HMO enrollees, our findings differ.

There is general agreement that competitive markets benefit consumers.

Emerging markets benefited from their own economic-stimulus programmes and from policy activism in rich countries.

In Asia, markets benefited from Wall Street's rally on Monday.

Right now, we're seeing the U.S. dollar and U.S. markets benefiting, relatively, as safe havens," Mr. Wood said.

Open markets benefit the millions of poor Mexicans who are not farmers but consume lots of maize.

She has long argued that markets benefit from regulation to prevent abuses and limit disruptions of economic growth.

(See: "Tumultuous Markets Benefit Knight Capital").