"well functioning market" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a market that is efficient and produces effective results. For example: "The local economy has benefited from a well functioning market."
"We cannot predict the true market level because we have not had a well functioning market," he said.
In a well functioning market supply and demand should restrict landlords' abilities to increase rents to compensate for higher costs, however.
The fraud-on-the-market rule says that purchase or sale of a security in a well functioning market establishes reliance on a material misrepresentation known to the market.
IF BRITAIN'S charities operated like companies in a well functioning market, where the successful expanded and the weak either were swallowed up or went to the wall, then merger fever would have taken hold some time ago.
In a stable China, where its great resource, its people, are allowed to work and spend money in a reasonably well functioning market economy, the growing place of China in a global economy cannot be legislated away with tariffs, quotas or tax incentives for struggling industries.
In my view, however, the Basic rule of fraud-on-the-market — a well functioning market plus purchase or sale in the market plus material misrepresentation known to the market establishes a necessary showing of reliance — governs not only the question of substantive liability, but also the question whether certification is proper.
Reducing the chances of compounding errors requires a well- functioning market in ideas.
The work of creating well-functioning market economies from the ruins of communism is unfinished, even for pioneers such as Poland (see article), but there is no denying the scale of the change.
For some scholars, the key is to have a well-functioning market for corporate control.
Most everyone agrees that competition is vital to a well-functioning market economy.
In a well-functioning market, the price of property should bring demand and supply into equilibrium.
