Healthy middle-class people in India are enjoying private hospitalisation insurance in today's lightly regulated market.
Berlin has also increased turnover by promoting a second, lightly regulated market, mainly for foreign and high-tech shares.
Wall Street was impressed with Enron's strategy of swooping into formerly regulated markets to broker contracts for natural gas, electricity or unused telecom bandwidth.
They'll always be able to sell cheaper, and to younger people, than a taxed and regulated market could or should.
And in the wake of the financial meltdown, I was concerned about people getting burned who were buying the shares on a loosely regulated market.
Obviously these aspects would be much safer if cocaine were available as part of a properly regulated market.
And Guardian commentator Deborah Orr says in an otherwise on-the-money piece that gangs will "always be able to sell cheaper... than a taxed and regulated market could or should".
"These deaths are always a tragedy, but it's especially frustrating knowing that with proper education, or with legalized, regulated markets, almost all of these incidents could be avoided," he said.
For countries in economic transition like Cambodia, where markets are insufficiently regulated, market liberalisation can create economic risks for households, especially in the health sector [ 26, 27].
This means was the creation of a not-for-profit distribution agency (or regulated market model) as proposed by Borland [ 19].
The uncertainty of the regulatory pathway is one of the elements impeding the entry of generic competitors to stringently regulated markets [53].
