Sentence examples for problem markets from inspiring English sources

That was one problem markets faced in late 2008.Computers may not have the human frailties (like an aversion to taking losses) that traditional fund managers display.

By the 1980s, Fukuyama reminds us, it was conventional wisdom to treat the state as the problem, markets as the solution.

This, Fed officials concluded, was a serious communications problem: markets had wrongly thought less QE also meant earlier tightening, and officials have been trying ever since to clarify that it does not.

Maintaining up to $1 billion in cash on hand, Chief Executive Stuart Miller hopes to ride out any problem markets.

Although they are certainly part of the problem, markets might then also be part of the solution to the challenges raised by poverty, resource depletion and climate change.

I've never had any problem marketing or selling the meat, and we always sell out.

But those in the business of building dream homes on expansive properties at prices ranging from $1.5 million to $10 million, and even $20 million, say they have no problem marketing their wares.

As the Google of the Eastern world, Baidu should have no problem marketing hardware under its brand name.

Big businesses have a problem marketing towards the elusive Latino population because they try to lump people with different cultures, traditions and dialects together.

For many problems, market-based solutions may simply fall short.

All market failure mechanisms deserve careful study and respect - externalities, moral hazard, principal-agent problems, market domination, asymmetric information and, I would add, group-think.