Sentence examples for protected economy from inspiring English sources

Vietnam, with its small, troubled and highly protected economy, risks much more than the United States.

When Mr Whitlam died last October, Mr Fraser said: "The line's broken .Under Mr Fraser, the government cut public spending but did little else to ease pressures building on Australia's protected economy of the late 1970s.

The country is still reeling from the collapse of its corrupt political old guard and the wrenching open of a once protected economy in the early 1990s, but it is now heading in the right direction.For one thing, the companies that make up the backbone of the economy, the small and middle-sized ones, most of them in central and northern Italy, are remarkably buoyant.

Until recent economic liberalization, it was a highly protected economy.

An analysis of Turkey's macroeconomic factors showed that Turkey had parallel macroeconomic factors with the developed countries in the 1970s as a protected economy.

Against her better instincts, she might also have to show business leaders and foreign investors how she might slowly begin to open up a heavily protected economy.

One is that protected economies often have much else wrong with them as well, such as bad macroeconomic policies.

But India does not have a reputation as one of the world's most protected economies for nothing.

Though some members, notably Britain and other north Europeans, favour a more liberal approach, it has proved all but impossible to get agreement from France and other more protected economies with vociferous farmers.

In highly protected economies there is a large effect of capital inflows over the REER, while in liberalized economies the effect can be negligible.

Labour "would back Brexit that protects economy and jobs".