Sentence examples for regulated markets from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

In states like California and Michigan, the newly regulated markets appear to be working as the law's architects intended, except for some rural areas that insurers have never served that well.

The uncertainty of the regulatory pathway is one of the elements impeding the entry of generic competitors to stringently regulated markets [53].

Therefore, the solution is to reduce regulation of regulated markets, while doing nothing to restrain the unregulated ones.

The New York Independent System Operator has defined short-term energy storage devices like flywheels and batteries as frequency regulators, allowing them to participate in regulated markets.

Over-regulated markets are just as much to blame, as the next article will demonstrate.

Naam argues that capitalism isn't the enemy of climate, as Naomi Klein has written; to the contrary, well-regulated markets will drive climate solutions.

Interregional exchange of agricultural products, luxury items, and other commodities led to the development of large and well-regulated markets in which cacao beans were used for money.

It is why the mainstream left cannot credibly promise to reverse globalisation, preferring instead to blame the crisis on ill-regulated markets.

Polanyi's key point, however, is that society and economy are not separate, and, thus, he emphasized how early markets were price-regulated markets rather than free markets.