Sentence examples for markets transition from inspiring English sources

Rosenzweig is the author of the recently published book, Global Climate Change Policy and Carbon Markets: Transition To A New Era.

A major issue in the market transition debate on transitional societies is the extent to which changing economic institutions are responsible for the changing stratification order in post-Communist societies, as assumed by the Market Transition Theory (MTT).

Almost no one is counting Intel out, but the rough market transition will not end soon.

"We see this not as a new market, but a market transition," said Padmasree Warrior, the company's chief technology officer.

The benefits to the North Korean people from a gradual market transition would be systemic and direct.

Although related to development, the work done by economic sociologists on market transition constitutes its own distinct field of inquiry.

"There are 10 years of isolation to fix," with a painful process of economic change and market transition that will inevitably create further unemployment, inflation and political unhappiness.

Cisco cited the failure of the product on a "market transition," which is a good way to describe the reality: people didn't buy it.

One of the stranger facets of Ukraine's market transition has been to encourage a glut of theme bars and Déjà Vu's shtick was to have a 'Communist' bar: the past truly satirised.

"The programme's main advantage to the worker would be to cushion any immediate financial losses resulting from their labour market transition, as well as to smooth their lifetime earnings".

"Armed with their early-warning system foretelling customer wants and needs," the book says, "Chambers and his colleagues picked up on the single most important market transition of the 1990's: the decision to fall in love with the Internet.