"sector liberalisation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The government has proposed sweeping sector liberalisation measures in its latest budget."
Growth will be driven by rising personal incomes, corporate restructuring, financial sector liberalisation and the further development of a more consumer-driven, credit-oriented culture.
Electricity sector liberalisation has coincided with a significant decline in R&D spending.
From an empirical viewpoint it provides an assessment of how the cereal price spikes of 2007 2008 and the global recession of 2008 2009 have impacted the welfare of Syrian households and how did they compound with the on-going agricultural sector liberalisation implemented by the Government of Syria since mid 1990s.
China needs financial-sector liberalisation to lift the cost of capital for state-owned companies and improve access to credit for private ones, especially in services.
SINCE taking office in September Raghuram Rajan, the governor of India's central bank, has championed financial-sector liberalisation as a way to boost growth and help the poor.
But this may scupper any chance of energy-sector liberalisation, since the company would need fistfuls of profits in order to make its payouts.
There is also a handful of foreign banks, led by Citigroup, HSBC and ABN Amro, that have brought more competition to areas such as consumer lending and servicing private clients.For a country as big as India, and as much in need of basic development finance, financial-sector liberalisation presents a dilemma.
In the agricultural sector the liberalisation of the market involved the withdrawal of import barriers and agricultural price support [85].
The paper presents results concerning criteria for appraising privatisation and regulatory governance and considers policy lessons that can be learned from the experiences of the Taiwanese telecommunications sector's liberalisation.
In addition, the private sector desired liberalisation of the scheme's operations.
It promoted internationalisation of financial and business sectors through liberalisation reforms, while also protecting against over-exposure to western cultural influences.
