Sentence examples for markets on which from inspiring English sources

This suggests the need for a generic focus on labour markets (on which trade policy is just one influence among many) and the global reorganization of production as pathways leading from globalization to changes in access to SDH and in health outcomes.

It was used to save the capital markets on which the process of creative destruction depends.

To that extent, it is a perpetual motion machine, forever reinforcing the taste of art schools instead of that of the markets on which Bloomberg thrives.

It will have no structural consequences for the energy system itself, or at least for the markets on which your business model depends.

Mechanisms to bring stability to commodity markets, on which many of the world poorest countries still rely, or to ensure orderly debt work outs are completely missing.

We needed a system that would protect savers and the taxpayer without undermining the free markets on which Britain's prosperity depends.

The luxury market on which it depends is anaemic, with no cure in sight.

The interconnected global interbank market, on which so many banking business models were constructed, has seized up.

Unemployment rates had fallen to their lowest since the mid-1970s, toanks to prolonged growth and the newly efficient labour market on which Britain prided itself.

Predictably, these have led to a booming black market, on which the American dollar fetches more than seven times its official value of 6.3 bolivars.

Another company, Newsfutures, helps the world's largest steel maker, Arcelor Mittal, run an internal market on which executives predict the price of steel.