Sentence examples for rate deregulation from inspiring English sources

The average monthly cable rate has increased almost 3 times as much as the Consumer Price Index since rate deregulation.

Since rate deregulation, monthly rates for the lowest priced basic cable service have increased by 40percentt or more for 28percentt of cable television subscribers.

In the US, interest rate deregulation under the Jimmy Carter administration, which was supported by a coalition of left and right political interests, led to the possibility of financial "innovations" such as the spliced and diced securities that blew up the world economy in 2008.

Interest rate deregulation has also been sought, and the scope of business of financial institutions has been expanded.

The deal didn't come off, probably because of rate deregulation and Bell Atlantic's realization that TCI's valuation had peaked.

He has co-authored groundbreaking initiatives on HMO reform and utility rate deregulation (Proposition 9, 1998).

In allowing shadow banks to proliferate, for example, China's liberalisers have created pressure for interest-rate deregulation.

Over the next five years, the best approach to promoting internationalization of the RMB is to improve the currency's international liquidity and risk characteristics through more determined financial-sector reforms, including capital account opening, interest-rate deregulation, central-bank independence, and greater participation of private actors in the financial sector.

James Sturdevant, one of the plaintiffs' attorneys, pointed to a letter sent in 1985 to Gov. George Deukmejian by the author of the rate-deregulation bill, state Sen. Rose Ann Vuich (R-Tulare).

"Tax rate reductions, deregulation, tight money".

The economic expansion in the 1980s resulted from the Reagan administration's lowered tax rates and deregulation, Professor Friedman said.