Sentence examples for markets the provision from inspiring English sources

Due to lack of appropriate economic incentives offered by current markets the provision of ecosystem services by farmers is poorly rewarded.

"But conflict restricts the movement of livestock and people, trade and access to markets, the provision of humanitarian resources and, importantly, the flow of social resources".

Availability of day ahead spot market prices in energy market and the provision of ancillary services market, BESC can be established to join the electricity market and get profit.

Though these social issues did not engage Keynes deeply, there is an old tradition in economics of combining efficient markets with the provision of public services that the market may not be able to deliver.

Is it right or wrong to forgo a policy that has become standard practice elsewhere?One reason to doubt the efficacy of QE in the euro area is that banks rather than markets dominate the provision of credit there.

However, it is widely known that the market solution (to let the market solve the provision of defense) is inefficient.

Google also dominates the market for the provision of general search services and, in addition, with Google Play Store the market for Android App stores.

Their consequence would be to overhaul farming, the labour market and the provision of health care.

"The bid must also be judged on its likely impact on the UK news market and the provision of robust and independent journalism," he said.

If the consternation, questions from MPs, and online petitions fail to halt the end to this relationship, I think that the historian of the future may well view this split as unsurprising, given the recent history of these public services, the current political climate and perhaps most crucially the ongoing specialisation and growth of the commercial market for the provision of weather services.

Yet, because the important role of the market in the provision of housing, public expenditure for housing is more contested than for health care and education [24].