Sentence examples for markets in everything from inspiring English sources

We'd just have Arrow-Debreu complete markets in everything.

It can offer quick access to potential markets in everything from batteries to entertainment systems.

(Chris Blattman) Futile (yet worthy) markets in everything (Marginal Revolution) More than one tool for the Fed (Econbrowser).

It would give American businesses greater access to Peru's markets in everything from grains to tractors and other machinery.

O.K., it owned some pipelines, but what it really offered was the vision thing: it would create markets in everything, and make money by trading in those markets.

The firm has made markets in everything from war claims against Nazi Germany to notes from emerging third‐world countries financing imports of American industrial goods.

Its advocates demand a free market in everything - except opinion.

Rafsanjani's sensibility is, essentially, that of a Chinese mandarin: he is from a wealthy pistachio-growing family, a believer in a free market in everything but ideas.

Thatcher believed that the creation of 3 million unemployed was a price worth paying for a free market in everything except labour.

Their pay — and eagerness to spend it — has encouraged the growth of a luxury market in everything from groceries to restaurants to spas to specialty boutiques.

A new type of color filter could significantly increase the energy efficiency of liquid-crystal displays (LCDs), which dominate the market in everything from televisions to cell phones.