Sentence examples for protected market from inspiring English sources

She means "protected market".

In Senegal this duality has been upheld in historically specific ways; in the 1970s, subsidies to commercial pharmaceutical production and distribution were granted, while recently private pharmacists have claimed the right to a legally protected market by affirming their civic duty to act as guardians of public health (Tousignant 2013a).

Recent immigrants tend to share resources (e.g. financial resources, "protected market", business opportunities, and local market information) through their own ethnic network and tend to help future immigrant entrepreneurs to become self-employed.

Deregulation opened protected markets.

When highly productive multinationals enter previously protected markets, their business practices come with them.

Markets characterized by high entry barriers can be called blocked or protected markets.

Those consist mainly of deregulating protected markets and freeing up competition to allow the creation of new industries and growth.

It was exactly what many continental mercantilists – more inclined to managed and protected markets and Catholic "social solidarity" – instinctively mistrusted.

At the height of the Enlightenment, the cultural paywall went virtual, when British authors gained the right to create legally protected markets for their works.

Though critics complain of increased rates of bankruptcy and crime in casino towns, economists have found solid benefits, particularly in the Midwest, where regulation protected markets against oversaturation.

In contrast, the developing countries were faced with highly protected markets and a relative initial failure in their attempts to liberalize their regional markets.