Sentence examples for successful deregulation from inspiring English sources

In contrast with America, Britain is a role model for successful deregulation.

Successful deregulation in electricity markets depends crucially on the ability of market regulation to promote and maintain free competition.

At the time, proponents cited the successful deregulation of the telecommunications industry, with increasing services and decreasing prices, as an example of what would happen after utilities were released from government oversight.

It emphasizes that casual analogies to successful deregulation efforts in other sectors of the economy are an inadequate and potentially misleading basis for public policy in the electric power industry, which has economic and technical characteristics that are quite different from those in other deregulated industries.

Mounting distress in the airline business, illustrated this week by the shutdown and threatened bankruptcy filing of Frontier Airlines, has revived debate about the wisdom of what was once regarded as the very model of successful deregulation of a major American industry.

The only exception to the upward regulatory ratchet was the successful economic deregulation of the 1970s and 1980s, but that involved bipartisan efforts across all three branches of government over the course of a decade, and was not accomplished unilaterally.

Banks that are diversified with both commercial and investment wings survived better than normal investment banks, an argument that the deregulation was successful.

The story of how the nation's air travel system reached its current crisis can be traced back to one of the Government's most successful economic initiatives -- airline deregulation -- and to one of its longest and most expensive bureaucratic blunders: the F.A.A.'s ill-fated attempts to develop a new air traffic control system.

While she still thinks economic deregulation has been successful in the airline industry, she adds that industries need other kinds of regulations for consumer protection or safety.

Sesame Street was successful during this era of deregulation despite the fact that the United States government terminated all federal funding of the CTW in 1981.

In fact, they have been hobbled by a successful 35-year war of deregulation led by the Chamber of Commerce, the GOP, conservative think tanks, and in recent decades by Rush Limbaugh and Fox News, all aided by their allies in Congress, a leading regulatory expert contends.