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Discover LudwigThe phrase "opening markets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of creating economic opportunities by allowing trade and commerce to occur between different entities. For example, "The government's efforts to open markets in the region have helped to stimulate economic development."
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Many blame Washington for having pushed Japan into opening markets.
'That too was about "opening markets",' he said.
Opening markets, breaking up telecoms monopolies and improving education are all far more important concerns.
"This is a very big step in opening markets in Asia for our companies".
Marx is tendentiously metaphorical - where are opening markets in Darwin's book?
In recent trade talks, Japan has resisted Washington's pursuit of numerical targets for opening markets.
Opening markets by removing barriers to our exports is a core element of the president's trade strategy".
Readers of The Economist know that the meeting in Seattle was supposedly about opening markets to international trade.
Everywhere there are signs of distress: companies are cutting operations, deregulation is opening markets and foreign competitors are appearing.
In one he said that "opening markets for U.S. farmers and ranchers is a top priority in our trade agenda".
Abroad, he was a tenacious and often successful fighter for retaining and opening markets to Hollywood entertainment.
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