Sentence examples for rapid liberalization from inspiring English sources

He went on to study philosophy, before joining in the rapid liberalization of the Polish economy as it transitioned from Communism by starting a company that collected and resold wooden crates.

Yet hardly a word of criticism was raised about the Treasury's heavy-handed advocacy of the rapid liberalization of capital flows, which many mainstream economists now concede contributed to the Asian financial crisis in 1997 and 1998, sending many into poverty.

It remains to be seen whether the rapid liberalization of the Estonian society is actually flattening out the educational differences in sexual risk behaviour.

In many power systems large thermal generating units, which were primarily designed to resist creep damage caused by base load operation throughout an effective service life of more than 40 years, are being operated cyclically as a result of market liberalization and the rapid expansion of intermittent renewable energy sources.

Therefore, the rapid trade liberalization experienced by the Chilean economy and the skill bias of the new technologies absorbed by the country should have pushed up the relative demand for skilled workers in the past decades.

"However, establishment forces that are opposed to rapid financial sector liberalization and reforms to state enterprises are pushing back strongly".

The combined effects of liberalization, decentralization, rapid industrialization, and globalization have led to an unprecedented urban transformation.

A rapid expansion of trade liberalization in Thailand during the 1990s raised a critical question for policy transparency from various stakeholders.

Investors from the United States and around the globe once flocked to India, drawn by its rapid economic growth, gradual economic liberalization and huge population.

'Emerging economies' can be defined as "low income, rapid growth countries using economic liberalization as their primary engine of growth" (Hoskisson et al. 2000).

HONG KONG — Rapid economic growth, rising affluence and increased liberalization are leading to a flurry of new airline projects in the Asia-Pacific region.