Sentence examples for operation of markets from inspiring English sources

All Mr Brown has to say is "the operation of markets must balance the necessary encouragement of risk-taking with proper standards of responsibility".

In contrast, too many representatives entail substantial direct and indirect social costs, they tend to vote too many acts, interfere too much with the operation of markets, increase red tape and create many opportunities for influence, rent-seeking activities and corruption.

Capitalism, also called free market economy, or free enterprise economy, economic system, dominant in the Western world since the breakup of feudalism, in which most of the means of production are privately owned and production is guided and income distributed largely through the operation of markets.

DEBORAH KORENSTEIN, M.D. Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York Peter Singer's excellent article makes a major point: the operation of markets in distributing scarce health resources among people and alternative uses is just as much a form of rationing as are the decisions of "soulless" bureaucrats.

Payment for Environmental Services PESschemesmes are being used in an attempt to facilitate the operation of markets.

Computer automation has the potential, just starting to be realized, of transforming the design and operation of markets, and the behaviors of agents trading in them.

They interfere with the spontaneous operation of market forces.

It was a fuller operation of market forces.

At the request of the Dutch House of Representatives, during 2010 the Audit Court investigated "whether the phasing out of closed standards and the introduction of open source software would improve the operation of market forces and save costs for the government".

Brough, meanwhile, is kidnapped by a motorbike gang of paramilitary fashionistas called the Steel Fuchsias, all of whom are both fervent believers in the full operation of market forces and staunch supporters of the Communist party.

But this has been challenged by big pharmaceutical companies, which use their intellectual property rights to constrain the operation of market forces to their benefit, and to the disadvantage of the world's poor.