Sentence examples for markets labour from inspiring English sources

Both men had studied Varieties of Capitalism, a 2001 book edited by David Soskice and Peter Hall that catalogued the many ways that developed countries had blended markets, labour rights, corporate regulation and tax.

The report emphasises the importance of planning; making markets (labour, goods and services) accessible to other neighbourhoods in the city, other cities and export markets; and financing for large infrastructure projects.

China and other emerging markets have become the destination of choice for investors seeking decent returns as western markets labour under the twin burdens of sluggish growth and record low interest rates.

Another is the inability to acknowledge that it was badly regulated markets, labour markets, financial markets, energy markets of the kind "set free" by the conference's patron saint, Margaret Thatcher, which have failed the country so clearly since 2008.

Moreover, given the importance of community-level factors in shaping resource access (e.g. markets, labour, pastures) (Agrawal et al. 2009), such assessments must be conducted not only at the level of individual households but also at the community level.

The third option for productions and attractions is the computable general equilibrium (CGE) model that establishes equilibrium in several related markets (not only transport, but also goods markets, labour markets and possibly land markets).

Labour brokers, short-term contracts and black-market labour have flourished.

Unless, that is, the main effect of cheap emerging market labour was to delay labour-saving technical change.

This study takes advantage of new data that account for unpaid hours of market labour in the analysis of wage differentials.

Partly due to market failure, the labour market performance is not perfect.

Hutton is a certainly a market oriented Labour minister.