Sentence examples for primitive market from inspiring English sources

Remember: This is a primitive market.

But the company that manufactured the machine I wanted, Kaypro, had such a primitive marketing system I couldn't find a dealer in Oklahoma City, where I'd rented a house.

They have the most primitive capital markets in the region.

In the primitive catechism of market ideology, a global free market and the Enlightenment ideal of a universal civilisation were identified.

Foster ended his review by insulting Wright's intellect, "What really needs some psychological excavation is Ronald Wright's mind, which carries a set of inflated, emotionally based moralistic assumptions derived from the structure of his primitive ignorance about markets and economics".

He concedes that conditions at the market are primitive, but insists that they are sanitary.

This is him at his best, playing with the medium and his audience just as he used to do with more primitive models of branding, marketing, myth-building and distribution.

When Alibaba was competing with eBay more than a decade ago, China's tech market was pretty primitive.

Here's how Tapscott describes his basic groupings: "An Open Market like the stock exchange the electronic version of the primitive, traditional agora or town market.

Share offerings have raised lots of capital; but bankers have only a few years of experience making complex (possibly cross-border) asset-allocation decisions, and domestic securities markets are still primitive, with few investment opportunities.Government efforts to constrain a lending boom have put further pressure on Chinese banks.

Are those numbers saying that Europe's capital markets are rather primitive?