Sentence examples for regulated capitalist from inspiring English sources
Neil Riley quit his secure job with Deutsche Bank in Japan to set up the specialist skiing company Welovesnow.com .I think I chose to set up a company in the most heavily regulated industry within the most heavily regulated capitalist market in the world," he told me.
If we want a more morally oriented economy -- one, for example, in which an opportunity for greater profit is sacrificed to service to clients -- then that can come only from a more strongly regulated capitalist economy.
A WEEK ago the Labour leader Ed Miliband used his annual conference speech to place a big bet on the anger of the British public, telling voters that a Labour government would heed their fierce desire to see bankers taxed, capitalist "predators" regulated, benefit cheats caught and globalisation tamed.
They are perpetually challenged to prove their competence.As is pointed out by Philip Booth, an economist at the Institute of Economic Affairs, a pro-market think-tank, the critique of capitalism in the papal exhortation is often heard among people "who have experience of the highly regulated, state-controlled pseudo-capitalist systems of South America".
This study finds that "apartheid" is not an accurate classification of the system in Cuba; rather, the policy is comparable to an economic "firewall" designed to allow regulated engagement with the international capitalist community, while preventing ingress of capitalism domestically.
There is going to be a lot of blood on everyone's hands soon, if our capitalist system is not better regulated, either here at home, or around the world.
Then, policy makers understood that a vibrant and stable capitalist system required a growing middle class, a tightly regulated financial sector, and a constrained distribution of income.
They aren't regulated by any government authority, effectively making Bitcoin a decentralised currency, free from capitalist corruption – the only problem with this is that the value of them changes erratically.
In the United States, incentives from the Energy Department, increased interest from venture capitalists and policy shifts at the state level, where utilities are regulated, are laying the groundwork for bringing energy storage capability to the electricity grid.
