FABER: YOU'RE A FREE MARKET GUY THOUGH, THAT'S NOT PARTICULARLY FREE MARKET, IS IT?
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Despite the free market ethos of the oil industry, crude is hardly a free market.
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For proponents of a free market, it seems a free market system doesn't work with healthcare.
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But if we're all lucky the free market, and the free market alone, will decide its fate.
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The "Free-Market Commissions" would identify and assess the laws and activities that define our free market.
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Advocates of the free market aren't consulted about whether the bill at issue actually reflects free-market principles.
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If they're not going to buy free-market policies, they should stop pretending that they care about promoting free-market principles.
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Me: The second prong of Reaganism was free market economics, promoting a global free market in which people trade with each other.
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"I'm all for the free market, but the free market depends on free and fair competition," Hawley said during a podcast this week.
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We are talking about wages that are set through without the free market—in fact, it's the exact opposite of a free market.
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"We want a free market, but we know that the paradox of a 'free' market is that sometimes you have to intervene," she said.
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They mislabel themselves as representative of the free market because the health care industry (insurance and pharmaceutical companies) is the opposite of a free market.
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"Tata steel could spell the end for Britain's love affair with the free market" and "Britain's free market economy isn't working", ran two typical headlines.
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In the 1990s, Norquist started an organization called the Islamic Free Market Institute (IFMI), with the goal of spreading free market ideas to the Middle East.
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The Fraser Institute is a free-market think tank that ranks nations according to things free-market think tanks like: less regulation, free trade, secure property rights.
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Opponents claim that the proposal is "socialism" and would interfere with the "free market," seemingly denying that price negotiation is part of a free market system — or capitalism.
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Maybe it doesn't make sense to restrain the free market one corporation at a time, but rather we should consider broader policies that respond to free market failures.
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All of the charges that you could level against a pure free market alternative are already being leveled effectively against this, and it's not actually a free market solution.
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And so what you have here is one of the staunchest supporters of the free market in America arguing that specific aspects of the free market are fundamentally broken.
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An outside lawyer warned Free Market that the I.R.S. could force the group to return contributions, require donors to amend their tax returns and expose Free Market to legal liability.
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The complaint that free-marketers like myself always make is that Republicans don't actually produce free market solutions but they pass terrible bills and then the failures get blamed on the free market.
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Free market groups urge opposition to postal reform bill: A coalition of free-market groups is urging Congress to oppose bipartisan postal-reform legislation authored by the leaders of the House Oversight Committee.
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"I'm a free market guy," Fr. Z told BuzzFeed News.
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This is not a free market, but a favored market.
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America's engineering industry lives in the free market every day.
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I believe in individual liberty and the free market system.
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As chosen by the free market they purport to admire?
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Smaller would be unforgiveable, a sin against the free market.
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"Nature is a free market system," Barlow wrote in 1998.
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You know, to save the free market, and all that.
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Platforms like StubHub trumpet the values of a free market.
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But Colorado ratepayers don't enjoy a free market in electricity.
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Instead, I agree with the Trump administration's free market approach.
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Advantage: telecommunications companies, Internet service providers and the free market.
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This is no way for a free market to operate.
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If they enforce price controls, they kill free market innovation.
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So were these lodge practices examples of free market healthcare?
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Meanwhile, whites were allowed unfettered access to a free market.
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The free market has somewhat failed us, for some reason.
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"I believe in a free market capitalist system," McAdams said.
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"What if there was now a free market for data?"
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Prescription drug makers are not paragons of the free market.
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They, too, are entitled to operate on a free market.
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That would finally be called free market and fair trade!
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Unfortunately, however, we're not living in a free market utopia.
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Today, the free market is under attack from all quarters.
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" Finally, I asked, "Is the free-market model losing ground?
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That part of the free market magic works really well.
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Even among Conservatives, free market fundamentalism is out of fashion.
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It presents a relatively simple fix that checks all the free-market boxes for an efficient solution, except that like most free-market solutions to address rising costs of health care, it will fail.
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In his speech on Thursday he said Turkey was "on the side of the free market economy" and would not deviate from that free market framework, while making clear that he was in overall control.
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Some other proposals hint at a preference for the free market.
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He has espoused a near absolute preference for free market policies.
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For anarchists and socialists, a fascist oligarchy controls free market societies.
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KUDLOW: Fair trading and free market capitalism will beat the Chinese.
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This is where all the stuff ... I'm a free market guy.
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I think he prevailed and allowed the free market to survive.
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Instead, America has long taken a free market approach to pharmaceuticals.
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Under Trump, the GOP has given up free market fundamentalism completely.
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A free-market economy works properly only if prices are transparent.
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The free market isn't working for families, or individuals, or kids.
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To his supporters, he appears to be a free-market evangelist.
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Normally, when that happens, the free market quickly solves the problem.
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It frays public harmony and undermines faith in free market capitalism.
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The free market champion finished fourth in the Conservative leadership contest.
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Robert Hale and Louis Brandeis deconstructed free market ideologies, showing how
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And think about it: Hasn't the free market saved our environment?
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Also there were restrictions, Silk Road wasn't a completely free market.
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Net neutrality protections are absolutely consistent with a free market framework.
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And, uh, whatever happened to conservative passion for the free market?
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And a privately financed, free-market system is impossible — a unicorn.
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Free trade is an essential component of conservative, free market economics.
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BECAUSE IN THE END, COMPETITION, FREE MARKET COMPETITION BRINGS DOWN PRICES.
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He is backed by Sajid Javid, the free-market business secretary.
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This free market solution is much more attractive to my patients.
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This proliferation of options is a testament to free market ingenuity.
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I think it's a free market, there should be free competition.
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Americanization, and the rise of socially conservative, free-market politics. At
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This free-market competition has worked wonders for taxpayers and beneficiaries.
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In a free market, wouldn't that happen on its own accord?
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Much, of course, turns on how one defines the free market.
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Let us try something new by letting the free market work.
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Politicians don't have much of a free market to work with.
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Macri started his term with a flurry of free-market reforms.
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The free market flourished by providing more choices at better prices.
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A free-market solution to protect a spectacular landscape was working.
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First, growing bipartisan acceptance of the tenets of free market capitalism.
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Some of this is dictated by free market ideology, of course.
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And "Atlas Shrugged" remains a free market Bible on the right.
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Main Streets across the nation prove that the free market works.
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The idea is for Britain to develop its own free market.
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The free market has already addressed these issues before the SEC.
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The free market does not work as well with medical care.
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It is the ultimate in government interference with the free market.
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Unalloyed notions of the free market are not what they're about.
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It runs counter to Republicans' allegiance to the free market system.
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First, the invisible hand of the free market can be stifled.
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"We're at the mercy of the free market now," she said.
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In a free market full of permissionless innovation, online services blossomed.
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Warren is a free-market social democrat in the Nordic mold.
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I believe Jeb would like to have 100 percent free-market solution now and I think Steve would like to have a 100 percent free-market solution, but it's just how quickly do you get there.
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It's no secret that those who belong to the alt-right often assail free market principles, contending the commercialization of society is ruining culture, and that it's more important to preserve culture than the free market.
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It was the free-market economist Friedrich Hayek, the intellectual architect of neoliberalism, who called in 1939 for "interstate federalism" in Europe to prevent voters from using democracy to interfere with the operation of the free market.
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Climate change is unlikely to be sorted out by the free market.
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SORKIN: YOU'VE LONG TALKED ABOUT FREE MARKET AND THE MARKET SYSTEM WORKING.
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Jeremiah Moss Well, they can do it because it's the free market.
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" More like, "Glad to have a free market guy leading the Commission.
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Republicans were firmly committed to a "free market" solution on health insurance?
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New Statesman, November 20083"The free-market welfare state", by Samuel Hammond.
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Balancing a free market and prescriptive regulatory approach is a delicate task.
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They represent an innovative, free-market approach to a blue-collar problem.
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The rest of the GOP stands by its traditional free-market ideas.
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They want to take down capitalism, free-market institutions, liberty, human rights.
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The resulting consensus combines free-market liberalism with broadly permissive cultural instincts.
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And there's nothing in free-market economic theory that precludes government support.
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Today, the party membership includes more free-market libertarians than trade unionists.
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A free-market economist, he is an advocate of growth-supportive policies.
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And his raising questions about market capitalism and the free market matters.
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"What does [free market capitalism] get us?" he said in our call.
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The free-market exchange rate is about 3.5m bolívares to a dollar.
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Workplace equality is not usually best brought about by the free market.
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But it is not always a proper free market at 35,000 feet.
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The purest delegation of power is to individuals in a free market.
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"There's no reason the free market will solve this," Mr. Bloom said.
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"I agree with your point about a free market," he told Cruz.
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Do you consider yourself to be a true free market capitalist/conservative?
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No one ever flees free market capitalism to go back to Marxism.
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On the other are free-market adherents, telecom companies, and most Republicans.
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The reason is something free-market economists struggle to anticipate: irrational consumers.
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Don't let anyone tell you the free market can't work in healthcare.
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But McCarthy and other free-market Republicans seem skeptical of that plan.
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Basically Ross was an idealist, he was all about the free market.
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But in many ways, Mylan acted rationally in a free market system.
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This time really is very different, and the free market needs defenders.
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By the 1980s the Chicago school of free-market thought was ascendant.
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That's because our free market system encourages risk-taking to achieve innovation.
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Conservatives counter that the free market is capable of providing for everyone.
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Pushing for free-market policy change in deep blue states is hard.
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Experts said that in a free market, the government cannot change that.
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But the free market for these minerals allows supply to meet demand.
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A free market is portrayed as the mark of an open and
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What supposedly makes a free market free is not just the absence
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That being said, "capitalism and the free market should rule," said Feldman.
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"Kind of a semitragedy," the Trump-friendly free-market maven told me.
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" But he said that "there's nothing principled or free market about that.
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The candidates espoused similar free-market views but came from divergent backgrounds.
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They wanted to return the country to free-market purity and isolationism.
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Rather, the administration's strategy is a free-market octopus with many arms.
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Outside of maybe free-market capitalism, we're not trying to drag anything.
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This is not healthy for free elections, or for a free market.
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This is what people mean when they talk about the free market!
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"The internet is the greatest free-market innovation in history," Pai said.
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Perhaps true, but was the healthcare marketplace ever truly a free market?
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Under free-market champion Macri, it has been more on the fringes.
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It's hard to think up a better advertisement for free-market capitalism.
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But once you move out, the apartment will enter the free market.
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And some current drug pricing reforms have a distinctly free-market flavor.
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But there isn't full support for Mr. Macron's free-market agenda either.
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The free market — not a government-sanctioned, central-planning cartel — knows best.
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First, thanks to free-market policies, its economy has grown much faster.
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Each has two free-market two-bedroom apartments and one retail unit.
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Also: A walk down San Francisco's new, mostly car-free Market Street.
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The initial teams were dominated by free-market economists like Mr. Qian.
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The free market is one of the greatest blessings in human history.
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"The reality is, we live in a free-market society," he wrote.
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The FCC attack on free-market networks is having the desired effect.
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Her policy work focuses on free-market solutions for the energy future.
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As Americans we shouldn't fear the free market but rather embrace it.
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But I'm not sure Bannon buys into the free market capitalist model.
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I am a centrist and I am committed to free market capitalism.
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Time to Act Cherry-picking is the essence of any free market.
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"I believe competition and the free market are good things," he said.
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True believers in the free market have good reason to oppose the
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The historically free-market Conservatives are also set to become more interventionist.
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A free-market system created the automobile, air travel, and the iPhone.
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She describes herself as a free-market conservative in the Thatcherite tradition.
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But it's generally not covered by insurance, so it's a free market.
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Debit cards were more like a distorted caricature of a free market.
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The answer is that we don't truly believe in free-market medicine.
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After all, the opposite of the A.C.A. is not a free market.
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"They need basic economics about how the free market works," Astriab said.
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There's some hesitancy among some free market activists about aligning with Bannon.
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The Greens and the free-market Free Democrats (FDP) have made similar pledges.
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The top two floors feature two free-market apartments, each 1,767 square feet.
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There's a difference, subtle but important, between fiscal conservatism and the free market.
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"This is a sort of intervention on the free market," the analyst added.
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Backing the open, free-market centre is not just directed towards this election.
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The free-market units range probably from about $60 to $80 a foot.
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If anything, China's economic reforms have demonstrated the vitality of free-market liberalism.
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I'm afraid that coal, from a free market standpoint, has been done in.
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It has labelled the Nationals' free-market reforms as a "failed economic experiment".
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The ECR's over-arching philosophy is a type of Anglosphere free-market conservatism.
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However, this new free market hasn't been without its bumps in the road.
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For decades the country has had a largely free market in corporate control.
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I don't think it gets us any closer to a free market system.
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This is good, not bad, according to veteran free-market economist Alan Reynolds.
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The country is also popular with investors due to its free market economy.
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Both are multiparty democracies with free market economies, unlike China's one-party autocracy.
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However, the free market, unregulated, will create exactly this kind of usurious behavior.
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The free market, and the corporations that dominate it, deserves the tax break.
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Confidence rose after Macri was elected on a free-market platform in 2015.
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The order promotes free market reforms that were absent from Trump's campaign pledges.
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In other words, suck it up you allergen-whining, free market–hating goons!
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I want to make the Republican Party the conservative, free market, freedom party.
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Gene Simmons, with the protections they need to succeed in the free market.
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To say it's capitalism and to say it's free-market is one thing.
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Their appreciation for the free market does not appear to extend to NGS.
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The more the area limits the free market, the more unlivable it becomes.
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They don't defend the free-market system that has made everyone more prosperous.
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Light touch regulation is more likely to be achieved with a free market.
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Wayfair gives the Court an opportunity to restore fairness and free market competition.
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They should be expected, and perhaps even encouraged, in a free-market system.
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Political action is certainly less passive than hopeful reliance on free market correction.
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It's the "free market" that the president and pals constantly are ranting about.
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But free-market access is the foundation on which the empire was built.
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Rarely has the party seemed less friendly towards enterprise and the free-market.
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I'm not sure I want to leave that up to the free market.
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Compared to many European neighbours, Denmark is a bastion of free-market thinking.
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CNN: Is MMT a socialist idea or is it a free market idea?
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Moldova is committed to becoming a stable, prosperous, law-abiding, free-market democracy.
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One is rent-controlled; 31 are rent-stabilized, and 63 are free-market.
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A truly free market with China — and Europe — would be a huge accomplishment.
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The AEA, founded in 2008, is a self-described free market advocacy organization.
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Why does he sound so optimistic toward the free market and the U.S.?
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Repealing it would turn the tide and restore a free market in interchange.
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But I guess this is why it is called a free-market economy.
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She later became research director of a free-market think tank in Ohio.
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The free market is the world's largest and most successful poverty alleviation program.
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It's not that there will be any pushback from a free market constituency.
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In theory, the free market should "take care" of these things in time.
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If anywhere is fertile ground for free-market medicine, it would be Oklahoma.
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In the face of free market capitalism then everything has been rendered meaningless.
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Gary Johnson says the free market bankrupted coal, loud boos in the hall.
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This is clearly a time for government activism rather than free market fundamentalism.
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Are drug abuse, pornography and gambling emblematic of a free market run amok?
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Introducing free-market democracy in these circumstances can be a recipe for disaster.
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The Nordic countries have strong social supports and also open free-market economies.
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But the free market fix for financial crisis has gone missing in action.
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The residential units are free market, with a private, keyed elevator for access.
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The free market will ensure that the platforms do their best to comply.
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He was influenced by free-market economists like Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek.
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Free-market thinkers like Milton Friedman advocated for reduced government involvement in markets.
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In a deregulated free market, they ask, what power do we individually wield?
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The building has 11 free-market apartments and one rent-stabilized studio apartment.
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Gentrification is the main engine of free-market desegregation in cities these days.
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Trump's plan rests on the free-market principles our side should always champion.
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The free market has drastically reduced poverty in America and around the world.
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Some make a free-market argument because they are opposed to public schooling.
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This is the free market at work and how risk should be allocated.
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We supposedly live in a free market society and everyone has a price.
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All the Republican establishment could offer was abstract paeans to the free market.
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Yes, actually—and unfortunately, for free-market health care reformers (including the authors).
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So-called free-market health care really just means profit-based health care.
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Instead we should seek coherent trade policy informed by free-market trade principles.
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Still, the Cabinet is dominated by free-market conservatives who oppose government interference.
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Advocates of extreme free-market policies will find that observation hard to believe.
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The left is opening a front in its war against the free market.
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But will the city move toward a free market or greater government control?
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Antitrust law should stick to protecting consumers and let the free market work.
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But this is about as free market as anyone can realistically hope for.
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In fact, it would look like the rest of our free-market economy.
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Instead, America has long taken more of a free market approach to drugs.
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As a result, we now have an unregulated free market for internet content.
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Right now, pharmaceutical companies operate in the "free market" with little government interference.
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This trend is distorting the definition of success in a free-market economy.
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This is, after all, the great brilliance of free market economies: They adapt.
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Leave aside the point that Conservatives, who often bang on about the free market, want to intervene in the ability of employers to hire who they want (or rather remember this point the next time they make a free-market argument).
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They are confusing the free market with something like its opposite, today's gamed and rigged, government-dominated economic system, wrongly represented as and believed to be a true free-market economic system (by friends and foes alike, it must be noted).
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Free-market groups urge repeal of Obama-era offshore tax law: More than 22019 free-market and taxpayer-protection groups on Tuesday urged congressional GOP leaders to repeal a law from the Obama administration aimed at fighting offshore tax evasion.
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This is neither the Norway model, nor is it the global, free market approach.
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Ultimately, it doesn't do much to foster the development of a free market system.
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There are several big objections to the free-market-as-nirvana view of economics.
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In this account, the world was inexorably moving toward democracy and free-market economics.
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If he does, it would probably be to introduce more free-market economic measures.
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Now to the free-market aspect: The minimum salaries consume only half the cap.
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No true free-market enterprise could function with as much bloat at the top.
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And that used to mean being for the free market and small government, right?
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But there's a free market financial foolhardiness involved too, especially in the long run.
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We have to be as competitive as markets who use a free market system.
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U.S. producers are subject only to the vagaries of a not-so-free market.
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Trump's proposal is certainly consistent with his business-based, free-market approach to government.
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It lets the free market help steer us in the direction of consumer protection.
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But there are consequences, beyond ridiculous costs, to having drugs in the free market.
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But Trump can still make good on his promise by pursuing free market solutions.
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Free-market advocates see the UBI as a replacement for the existing welfare state.
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Airbnb's defenders will no doubt insist this is just the free market at work.
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The free market explains it all, as lower prices attract the most Millennial buyers.
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What Chicagoans need is liberty-minded, free-market solutions to the problems they face.
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Rubio, by contrast, offered a defense of trade based on conservative free market principles.
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The right framework is pro- or anti-free market and pro- or anti-consumer.
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Supporters already range from environmentalists to economists to the free-market conservatives of RepublicEn.
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The Kochs have regularly held summits to share their free-market, anti-taxation views.
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Plenty of observers, however, suspected that the free market of ideas had been corrupted.
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The government can only fail, he argues, while the free market will handle itself.
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Free market Tories generally abhor government meddling in the affairs of the private sector.
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Leaving this "free market" was therefore seen as an act of economic self-harm.
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Policies advertised as "pro-business" are almost always anti-free market and anti-capitalism.
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Indeed, a free-market approach to energy is the best approach to energy security.
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For now the policy remains somewhat inchoate, but already free-market types are worried.
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As Americans we need to constantly remind ourselves about the "free" in free market.
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In a free market, price is considered to be like the central nervous system.
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We promote, in the free market, the products we use that are about preparedness.
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Teddy's efforts would be described by today's Republicans as meddling in the free market.
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He worked most recently at the Energy & Environmental Legal Institute, a free-market group.
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As I sometimes put it, free-market capitalism is the best path to prosperity.
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These negotiations often represent the most functional free market for health care that exists.
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Her organization discovers, develops and promotes free-market solutions to social and economic problems.
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We know what spurs growth both in urban and rural areas - free-market economics.
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Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, "political soulmates" who supported freedom and free market economics.
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A shared, free-market economic perspective, however, made the two nations allies in Brussels.
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Nick Lindquist is policy director for American Conservation Coalition, a free-market environmental organization.
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Freedom of choice is a hallmark of the Western tradition and the free market.
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" Lee said the government needs to "re-inject free market forces in this environment.
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But investors/traders all rely on the free market staying as free as possible.
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Even so, in some respects the manifesto takes Britain in non-free market directions.
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This distortion dramatically limits consumers' ability to use the free market to their advantage.
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It is premature to speak of a firm free-market trend in Latin America.
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I think Americans have forgotten what a free market looks like in health care.
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Nerds everywhere take to their instruments and write concept albums about free-market economics.
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And even if a free market is feasible in medicine, it raises ethical concerns.
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The theory also pointed out the limits on free-market ideologies, such as libertarianism.
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They pursued the neoliberal dream of globalization — one free market that covered the earth.
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The answer takes us back to free market ideas developed before the Industrial Revolution.
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Despite his strident Marxist rhetoric, Mr. Christofias left Cyprus's free market economy largely intact.
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Conservative populism is in ascendance, while free market Republicans have been left increasingly marginalized.
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There are no free market fanatics on corporate boards the moment the economy wobbles.
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Free-market fundamentalists should be rejoicing at the success of Facebook, Amazon and Google.
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Or, rather, the pseudo-activity of a free-market model, which keeps people soporific?
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They argue it's an unaccountable regulator and an overzealous check on the free market.
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Under those circumstances, there can be no free-market 'willing buyer, willing seller' negotiation.
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They advanced a free-market remedy that resonates with many of his fellow Republicans.
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The Chinese government, not the free market, sets its currency's value against the dollar.
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His reasoning: Doing so would constitute a Venezuela-style violation of free market principles.
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But Republicans refuse to put health care before their worship of the free market.
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But there&aposs also a free-market solution to providing equal benefits for all.
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Free market thinking has fallen short when it comes to racial inclusion and equality.
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The free market, not government money, should determine how homes are built, critics say.
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To be sure, Brazil has made significant free-market reforms aimed at lowering costs.
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Free-market capitalism won't survive unless it makes structural changes toward long-term investing.
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His moneyed coterie wants to turn Britain into free-market Singapore on the Thames.
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It must be about injecting free market forces and consumerism into the health system.
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He had a sunny faith in the free market to deliver prosperity to all.
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"You can't have a free market economy if people are constantly insecure," Standing said.
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It's like the one thing every Republican is taught: Work for the free market.
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Mr. Delrahim is expected to take a more free-market approach to antitrust enforcement.
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Past attempts to make neighbouring Shenzhen a free-market alternative have been half-hearted.
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He also pushed back on the idea that he is disrupting a free market.
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They argue that constitutes a "price control" that violates traditional GOP free-market thinking.
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It preserves the free market insurance system, allows personal choice and requires personal responsibility.
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Revenue sharing aside, however, the free market spirit is alive and well in MLB.
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"The coffee market is a free market, that was out of question," she said.
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That would've led to a much more free market system than we have now.
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I think there&aposs a free market solution here if somebody can compete with Google.
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"That type of activity is objectionable to the United States" in its free market economy.
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But for a successful sale, the government will have to prove its free-market credentials.
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He understands that no tariffs are best for consumers and workers, a true free market.
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It's no longer a political organization dedicated to shrinking government and protecting the free market.
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" Each commercial will conclude with a message promoting a "free market solution to climate change.
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Subsidies are the basis of socialism's economics, which substitute government planning for free market control.
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He was a vocal backer of free market policies and a reduction in government spending.
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Even the IMF, usually in favour of more orthodox free-market policies, supported the move.
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Faced with this litany, many liberals (of the free-market sort) have lost their nerve.
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Closely related to free-market faith is the hatred of regulation, federal, state or local.
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There's another problem with China's reforms: Market-oriented doesn't necessarily mean free market, Prasad noted.
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Trump's policies really resemble very little of what we typically associate with free-market Republicanism.
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Yet the reboot also shows that India's ride to a free-market paradise is incomplete.
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Instead, we must consider the tremendous economic benefits that a true free market would provide.
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The challenge isn't that we simply make a better case for the free market system.
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I wouldn&apost want nuclear weapons to be sold on the open and free market.
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But it can still win the war by getting back to its free market roots.
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Why preach to the free market choir, and associate yourself with people like Glenn Beck?
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Pinera's election last month was broadly in line with Chile's longstanding free-market economic model.
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But a large dose of the free market is what the post office needs most.
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PILLSBURY: Inspired by the founding fathers that surely China wants democracy and a free market.
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And free market types should continue to decry any government attempts to hinder legitimate businesses.
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Akufo-Addo said his New Patriotic Party (NPP) stood for business and the free market.
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Hanke meanwhile believes Modi should have slashed regulations and embraced a free-market regime instead.
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Both candidates studied in the United States and would maintain Peru's free-market economic model.
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All this considered, should we be allowed to put our kidneys on the free market?
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He rejected Bolsonaro's courting of Brazil's business class with more free-market talk this year.
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I am looking for a free market candidate who also wants an efficient e-government.
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With those factors in the background, cuentapropistas face struggles trying to tap the free market.
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Meadows, who's showing us what it means to be a free-market, limited-government Republican.
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This is the same oil market that US oil lobbyists argue is a free market.
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The FPO and OVP focus on the free market, a small state and low taxes.
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The reform increased wages to around 73% of their free-market value, by their reckoning.
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Still, some dispensary owners argue that there are real hurdles to a truly free market.
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And the state, not the free market, served as midwife to the new world order.
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"Welcome to the free market," said a U.S.-based executive of an international trading firm.
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The individual health insurance market is in dire need of patient-centered, free market reforms.
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Let them pit their wares on the free market, where they will be left homeless.
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The Chinese government's zero-sum game goes against every free-market tradition America holds dear.
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The free market is supposed to correct such imbalances, but it's failing to do so.
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Antitrust enforcement is crucial to protecting consumers and assuring the benefits of a free market.
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Those include strong national security, lower taxes, adherence to free market principles, and limited government.
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In a free market, he thought, shoe prices would quickly fall and hat prices rise.
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Second, the life of canonical texts far predates the values associated with the free market.
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Its victims can only be rescued by democratic governance, independent institutions, and free market capitalism.
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This is a clash between a state-dominated economic system and a free-market system.
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Grassley, a proponent of free-market policies, has long been a champion of drug importation.
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Britain could also be free to follow its free market instincts without interference from Brussels.
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A point being made is that instead of banning speech, let the free-market decide.
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Political discourse these days often assumes that free market principles must be associated with inequality.
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From a free-market perspective, it's easy to guess why child care costs are skyrocketing.
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You can frame the entire shift in your position in terms of free-market economics.
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The proposed rule has received widespread support from progressives, free-market groups and consumer advocates.
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None of these has anything to do with being successful in the supposed free market.
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Free-market ideas were absorbed into the managerial consensus after the stagflation of the 1970s.
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Johnson, an ex-marijuana CEO, is a free market fundamentalist who opposes Sanders' progressive agenda.
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Industry embraced him as a free-market Republican, but he earned praise from Democrats too.
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Recently, though, corporate politics is no longer in the service of conservative, free market principles.
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For example, health care can be satisfactorily provided by private companies within the free market.
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Since Goldwater/Reagan, the G.O.P. has been governed by a free-market, anti-government philosophy.
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America's economic system is a mix of free-market capitalism with government actions and controls.
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A free market ought to eliminate inefficient, unnecessary jobs, and yet the reverse has happened.
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Finding smarter, more effective ways to promote the values of peaceful, democratic, free market societies.
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Initially, Singapore let hospitals compete more, believing that the free market would bring down costs.
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In a free market, like in pro sports, they'd likely receive closer to 50 percent.
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Big government, yes — but all of them fit comfortably in a traditional free-market economy.
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Antitrust violations are also counter to the free-market ideals that Republicans claim to hold.
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That's one more indication that Rouhani is not moving in a pure free-market direction.
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This would harness the power of the free market but have regulations as a backstop.
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Would free-market reform help the poor and create enough jobs for India's unemployed masses?
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Twenty-nine apartments are free market, 14 are rent-stabilized and one is rent-controlled.
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Undaunted, the free-market crew moved on to lowering tax rates, especially for rich people.
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Appelbaum gets back on track by recounting another massive free-market policy error: financial liberalisation.
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"The Internet is the greatest free-market innovation in history," Pai said in a speech.
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Mr. Schnare, in an interview, initially expressed reluctance to discuss the situation at Free Market.
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Now Mr. Horner, 53, is aligned with Mr. Hardin in the battle over Free Market.
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Free Market does not disclose its donors, though ties to fossil fuel companies have emerged.
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The U.S. arguably has a more free-market approach to digital privacy than Europeans do.
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The free market also benefits when public expression is protected against needless and vindictive litigation.
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When they return home they are ambassadors for American values, democracy and the free market.
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Unlimited political spending is undermining free-market capitalism and faith in the American constitutional republic.
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Free market principles are also proving out in the other 13 electricity customer choice markets.
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That was the heyday of liberal democratic capitalism, free market fundamentalism, the end of history.
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But his weak performance on free-market reforms to revive the economy disappointed business leaders.
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As a result of this free market reform, a whole new secreted industry sprouted up.
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Although the forum's name suggested New Age spirituality, it promoted the Kochs' free-market message.
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They crashed the economy and of course they weren't so interested in free market then.
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So he'd use the power of the free market to disseminate a better, cheaper replacement.
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Others begin with Adam Smith, the first exponent of the doctrine of the free market.
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Free-market groups have warned that the impact could ripple into Trump's 2020 campaign efforts.
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At the time, in 2014, $2,500 was the threshold between regulation and the free market.
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The new free market economy completely excludes the half of Venezuelans without access to dollars.
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In a truly free market, the supply of healthcare practitioners would expand to meet demand.
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It contains 25 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, 22 of which are free market.
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But it's important to remember this bill isn't legislating the outcome of free market negotiations.
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Such basic workplace protections and constraints on the free market are now taken for granted.
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For instance, subcontracting is a routine practice in a free market economy such as ours.
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So could incorporation of free-market conservatives' health-policy favorite — expanded medical savings accounts (MSAs).
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THIS IS THE GREATEST DEMOCRACY AND FREE MARKET ECONOMY IN THE HISTORY OF HISTORY, JOE.
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YOU HAVE, IN FACT, IN THE PAST CALLED CHINA PROTECTIONIST DRESSED IN FREE MARKET CLOTHING.
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"The free market has provided an incentive to reduce methane release on its own," Rep.
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Nature, wearing its hat as the free market, has made him, and every billionaire, unique.
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The facts are inconsistent with the excessive free market narrative reported in the international press.
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" He also noted that "the court rejected the plaintiffs' desire for a free-market system.
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"Crony capitalism corrupts the free market by rewarding political connections over competitive excellence," said Sen.
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"Competition is clearly working," said Berin Szoka, president of the free market advocacy group TechFreedom.
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He went from heading a free market think tank to hosting a talk radio show.
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Tepid "free market" messages, forever hoping to win over an unwinnable right, won't do that.
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Farmers and business leaders hope Macri will win another term and continue his free-market reforms.
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Presumably humanity has survived climate change, global free market capitalism, artificial intelligence, and the 2016 elections.
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But in fact we don&apost export our values of free market, free people, free expression.
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They're often depicted as a "free market friendly" or economically wise path to combat climate change.
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To me, a failure in the marketplace could mean failure in enforcement of the free market.
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There was, as British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher famously put it, "no alternative" to free market.
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He sent tanks to shut down congress and pushed through a radical free-market economic programme.
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Trump's GOP no longer thinks in terms of a "good" free market and a "bad" government.
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Britain's 30-year experiment with a free market for takeovers is quietly coming to an end.
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For now, regular mass shootings are a problem that we've left the free market to solve.
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Rather, it may be in harmony with the free-market-based paradigm of neo-classical economics.
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Christian Lindner, now leader of the free-market FDP, would not be born for nine years.
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Cubans have to buy extra in the "free market", where rice costs 224 times as much.
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I think it gets to the question of how free market capitalism and liberal democracy thrives.
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Now, the Run proves that Jaybird can play well in the totally wire-free market, too.
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Conservatives typically take great pains to protect the free market from undue interference from the government.
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Since then it has ditched free-market Euroscepticism for anti-Islam nationalism as its guiding ideology.
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There's little reason to believe marijuana agriculture will operate in a completely free-market environment, either.
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Now they let the free market sell .. it's not, the premise of your question is wrong.
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It might allow users to guide drug development in ways that a free market won't allow.
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These results are no surprise to anyone who follows the free market and classic marketing techniques.
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And the free market is, after all, what we think has made this economy so great.
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After all, some athletes somewhere are at least receiving something closer to their free market value.
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If you can find a bigger failure of the supposedly free market, please let me know.
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I AM A REAGAN REPUBLICAN, I BELIEVE IN FREE MARKET CAPITALISM I BELIEVE IN ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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I AM A REAGAN REPUBLICAN, I BELIEVE IN FREE MARKET CAPITALISM I BELIEVE IN ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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It would produce competitively and thus rise to the challenge of the free market, it said.
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It turns out the free market has its own built-in pay for performance feedback loop.
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Is our basic understanding of supply and demand — the fundamental mechanism of the free market — wrong?
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First, the free market in health care had been saved from the depredations of leftist governance!
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The problem is most politicians, even from the GOP, don't really believe in the free market.
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He describes himself as an outspoken advocate for personal liberty, small government, and free-market competition.
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He is a senior fellow at the Beacon Center of Tennessee, a free-market think tank.
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Or was it a force of the free-market centre: an enlightened complement to Tory power?
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Macri was elected in November promising free-market policies following eight years of protectionism under Fernandez.
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Four of the units are free market, one is rent-controlled and one is rent-stabilized.
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The high-tax, anti-free-market philosophy poses real-life dangers to those most in need.
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Teacher's pets excel in the controlled, authoritarian classroom but lose status in the "free market" playground.
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This is not the free-market at work — it is the failure of a manipulated market.
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The success of the free market is again patently obvious — and it's the left's worst nightmare.
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He is an elitist, and he understands what it means to thoroughly embrace the free market.
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To be sure, Mill differs from Plato and Jesus in his embrace of free-market capitalism.
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Rorke is director of Energy Policy for the R Street Institute, a free-market think tank.
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The fact is, we still haven't seen a real free market for health insurance in America.
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Unwinding it and putting patient-centered, free-market reforms in its place will not be easy.
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Approaches that do not rely on free-market principles are fraught with a variety of problems.
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Countries such as Argentina, Brazil and Chile have turned to leaders who favor the free market.
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It's the free market at work, and America should no doubt allow the practice to continue.
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Toomey, one of the Senate's leading free-market advocates, said Tuesday he will back Corker's legislation.
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We believe in the free market and won't attempt to shield the economy from market forces.
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Let the GOP have it and run it and turn it into Free-Market Jesus Paradise.
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But the latter side, anchored by free-market think tanks and industrial consumers, has gained steam.
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Free-market ingenuity and innovation have made the United States a world leader in environmental quality.
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Today, these fees are set far lower than what they would be in a free market.
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We still live in a free market economy, but it's not one Adam Smith would recognize.
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With government out of the way, the free market has shown how well it can flourish.
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He is also a fellow with the James Madison Institute, Florida's premier free-market think tank.
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I believe actually what is being promoted which is that it should be a free market.
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Then I heard from my friend Sally Pipes, president of the free-market Pacific Research Institute.
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It is a free market approach to lowering prices for patients and caregivers across the nation.
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"Let's not pretend we're in a global free market when it comes to agriculture," he said.
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The open spaceship market on Reddit embraced a laissez-faire attitude, adhering to free market principles.
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In the meantime, the free market invites any and all challengers to the ring to fight.
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You spoke about how the Conservative government make a theology out of their free market values.
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But we know the paradox of a free market is that sometimes you have to intervene.
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DeVos wants to blow up that system and turn education into more of a free market.
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Hume thought the free market would correct these imbalances, through what we now call currency devaluations.
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Chinese poverty began to lift when Deng Xiaoping allowed free market elements into the Chinese economy.
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Rote rhetorical appeals to limited government and the free market remained, but the substance was exhausted.
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But almost no actually existing health insurance in the United States fits a free market paradigm.
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We would much rather have the free market light-touch approach that the Clinton administration adopted.
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As a libertarian, anti-tax, anti-regulation, free-market economist, this is the approach I favor.
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The United States, by contrast, has long taken more of a free market approach to drugs.
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If Washington wants the global free market to work, it must intervene to blunt Beijing's belligerence.
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" But for small farms and small businesses, the "free market" is not a "level playing field.
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Maybe you should take up your problems with the free market with your friends at CPAC.
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It starts with Milton Friedman, widely regarded as the intellectual godfather of the free-market cult.
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If necessary, the administration could combine its free-market moves with humanitarian measures backed by Democrats.
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The advocacy of free market principles is even on the precipice of being deemed hate speech.
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He defeated Maxime Bernier, a free-market conservative from Quebec, after 13 rounds of ballot counting.
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To dismantle a 'greed is good' culture and inject compassion into the global free-market system.
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The United States is unleashing the forces of free-market capitalism to return to the moon.
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To illustrate the power of framing free-market theories in this way, he shared an anecdote.
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He and other critics could be right that meritocracy, like free-market capitalism, generates inequalities naturally.
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Garza said Trump's opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) clashes with Libre's free market vision.
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A free-market and pro-consumer bill would contain tax cuts and reform for air travelers.
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"Churches have adopted free-market principles to open up new niches in spiritual beliefs," Abad says.
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This is exactly what consumer-driven, free-market competition does in other areas of our economy.
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But a striking number of the businesses that took advantage of the free market were foreign.
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The United States, where drillers compete in a free market, is not part of the deal.
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The tech industry seemed at one point to make material many dreams of the free market.
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Steven Greenhut is Western region director for the R Street Institute, a free-market think tank.
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Republicans used to have a basic faith in the dynamism and openness of the free market.
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In a free-market system, small businesses can also dream big and reach for the stars.
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Nor will the free market approach likely result in giving conservative traditions more consideration on campus.
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Does it still advocate for a free market that makes pornographic material easy and readily available?
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Just handing out a so-called free-market lease does not make an apartment market rate.
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WeWork, Uber and Lyft, in other words, aren't the products of profit-seeking free-market capitalism.
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Ideological conservatism, by strict definition, is rooted in small government, traditional values, and the free market.
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The skills these soldiers learn in units like 8200 are extremely profitable on the free-market.
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The logic of the free market swoops in, and says, 'ok, we're completely devaluing your labor.
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Free market economics have eaten away at the living standards of white working-class men especially.
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Under the unofficial exchange rate used on the free market, the budget is worth about $47 billion.
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In the United States, we rely on the private sector and a free market for drug pricing.
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SORKIN: I'M JUST TRYING TO UNDERSTAND – BACK TO THE CONSERVATIVE FREE MARKET KIND OF PIECE TO THIS.
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It has high taxes, rigid labor laws, and a culture that is averse to the free market.
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The idea of the free market is that the government does not interfere whatsoever, but [it does].
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This is the free market, this is the great game, this is the merciless capitalism of football.
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Conservatives really only have one example of a free market health care paradise to point to: Singapore.
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He also laced into Fillon's free-market economic policies, which he said reflected "a great social brutality".
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To rebuild the world economy, the U.S. worked to reduce trade barriers and spread free-market capitalism.
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Like many in the blockchain industry he is a free-market economist and advocate for lower regulations.
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He used what he in Davos called the American model, the free market model of less taxes.
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He is more authentically, historically Republican than some of the free-market, hawkish Republicans who oppose him.
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"It's a free market and we're competing for contractors going to Florida as well," the mayor said.
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But 77% of Republicans say overregulation of the free market is a bigger problem than economic unfairness.
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Rafsanjani consistently tried to promote reforms, a free market position domestically and supported a moderate position internationally.
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"What some describe as 'free market economics' cannot mean simply freeing incumbents of their responsibilities," he says.
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Since U.S. policy was to help developing nations embrace the free market, we were happy to help.
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"There's nothing wrong with the Republican principles" that stress the free market and limited government, Brat added.
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The client portfolio at power trading company Comerc, a top player in the free market, recently doubled.
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As the free-market "Washington Consensus" gained ground in the 1980s, many banks shrank or were privatised.
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PELTZ: I AM A FREE MARKET GUY, BUT I THINK THE SCALES HAVE BEEN SHIFTED TOO MUCH.
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Comcast has constantly been on the wrong side of customer service, net neutrality, and free market competition.
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This was published on Monday by the Adam Smith Institute (ASI), a U.K. free-market think tank.
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That&aposs not because of the spread of socialism, that is the spread of free market capitalism.
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Their priorities are states rights and free market capitalism, and they think the Republican Party is over.
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Some companies criticized the measures as unnecessary government intervention in a free market, but others supported them.
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All objective analysts said Perry's proposal would unduly turn upside down decades' worth of free-market principles.
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Its free market-data is accessible from any device in countries that include Russia, Spain, and Brazil.
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Basketball is hard to predict, but the free market, at least in cases like this, is easy.
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They'll say that the Durbin Amendment preserves a free market and that consumers will suffer without it.
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Electricity prices are in focus because everyone pays them, and because the free market really hasn't worked.
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This transformation also poses a dilemma for free-market advocates who want to continue to burn coal.
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It works in conjunction with the free-market healthcare system which has existed here since the beginning.
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One is that government must intervene in healthcare because the free market will not satisfy this obligation.
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While this may seem glaringly obvious, genuine free-market competition in healthcare would be a radical change.
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When it comes to cost, the free market magic of over the counter status makes everyone happy.
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The Club for Growth, a free-market group, launched an ad last week that specifically urges Rep.
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The idea that America and fundamentalist free-market capitalism are the exact same thing is a myth.
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It is not hard to see why this free-market vision appealed to libertarian backers like Thiel.
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The 2100,0003-square-foot building has 2000 apartments — 2326 are free-market and 2328 are rent-stabilized.
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Patricia Soldano is founder of the Policy and Taxation Group, which advocates for free market tax policies.
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The ultimate solution is to be found in the free market, with government guidance, not government overreach.
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Jesse Hathaway is a research fellow at The Heartland Institute, an Illinois-based free market think tank.
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In his view, everyone has certain needs that neither self-reliance nor the free market can meet.
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The impact of special interests on our healthcare system has made it anything but a free market.
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While it may sound like a free market proposal, importation is actually the opposite of free trade.
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A free market achieves lower costs because consumers do the value calculation, value as defined by them.
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Hannah was previously Director of Outreach for the Beacon Center of Tennessee, a free-market think tank.
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With free market policies that encourage competition and customer choice, these numbers are not a pipe dream.
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In response, in 2011 Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru formed the Pacific Alliance of free-market economies.
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The free market is a valuable thing, but also a theoretical one: no markets are truly free.
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In fact, he is more honest than most about what is happening in America's free market economy.
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Restoring free market forces of competition and choice are the key to lower prices and higher quality.
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SpaceX's decline from preeminence is not a net negative; it is merely the free market at work.
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A free-market system works best when people can prove they own what they think they own.
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Fred Mills, the Republican pharmacist who designed the new law, initially favored a more free-market system.
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Despite our recent abandonment of such free-market solutions, these types of policies have previously been successful.
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This free-market precedent has been followed by presidents of both parties for decades, including President Trump.
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Tugwell put in place institutions more suited to centrally-planned economies than the U.S. free-market system.
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He combines an unapologetic belief in free-market capitalism with an equally unapologetic belief in traditional morals.
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I am generally for a free market, but I also believe in transparency, equity and economic growth.
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It turns out conservative and libertarian free market think tanks are not fans of the plan either.
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In other words, this may be an area of health care where the free market is working.
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With the free market, consumers retain the ultimate decision whether to reward or penalize large tech companies.
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But Congress, thinking it knows more than the free market does, extended this bizarre tax credit again.
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The next policy debate will be how we can implement this system but maintain free market competition.
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In 1990, the Chinese stock market -- perhaps the ultimate symbol of free market capitalism -- was formally reopened.
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Free market reforms — not government intervention — is needed to increase competition and innovation in the healthcare system.
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They argue the free market will keep internet companies from engaging in nefarious behavior that harms consumers.
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Nor is his support for much of Trump's populist economic agenda consistent with doctrinaire free-market economics.
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Like other products, the supply of food is meant to meet consumer demand in the free market.
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Instead, it overcorrected and relied too heavily on government to solve what only the free market can.
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It should bring back more free market choices to American consumers who want to buy health coverage.
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The best option for the American people is to allow the free market to continue driving progress.
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Unilateral federal action rarely results in implementing policies that encourage greater competition, choice and free-market principles.
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From the free-market perspective, unregistered offerings have vindicated free markets as an engine to finance growth.
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Merrill Matthews is a resident scholar with the free-market think tank the Institute for Policy Innovation.
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"The internet is evidence of the unparalleled heights that a true free market can reach," Ryan said.
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The starting point for this debate is Mr. Trump's deviation from free-market orthodoxy on international trade.
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Kudlow, a free-market advocate and longtime CNBC personality, started in his White House position this week.
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Those on the right championed the all-volunteer force as a model for their free-market agenda.
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There would be much less diversity, or, in the language of the "free" market, much less competition.
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Once confirmed, Price will have plenty of room to singlehandedly shift healthcare toward a free-market system.
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Unfurling the true cost of a medical episode weighs heavily in the minds of free market doctors.
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You care about environment, working conditions, human rights, taxes being paid, because we want a free market.
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And maybe you have somehow managed to reconcile that disdain with tolerance for libertarian free-market mania.
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By its very nature the provision of care at an ED is antithetical to a free market.
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In their absence, the free market made it profitable to supply a wide range of unappetizing fare.
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When it comes to coal, President Trump seems to care more about politics than free-market principles.
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But Americans for Prosperity said fights like these get to the heart of its free-market philosophy.
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It is true that several Indian prime ministers going back to the 1980s pushed free-market reform.
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Its four free-market apartments are vacant, while the other two apartments are rent stabilized and occupied.
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We need to develop innovative financing methods for companies that share our democratic and free market principles.
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Farmers by themselves can't protect themselves in a "free market" economy whether it is national or global.
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Republicans had grown disillusioned with Bush's administration, questioning his commitment to free market principles and small government.
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May's broader defense of the free-market economy, which the Conservatives say is threatened by Mr. Corbyn.
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We trust the free market to raise quality and lower costs for our cellphones, plumbers, clothes, etc.
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Managed care — in the form of health maintenance organizations — was the free-market replacement to government regulations.
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It's just free market competition, and he happens to be selling products and services that people like.
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In 1981, the economist Gary Becker argued that free-market principles applied in the home as well.
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Nearly half the first-round electorate voted for candidates hostile to the free market and to capitalism.
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They are based on the free-market theory that parents will choose good schools over bad ones.
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Many writers pressed for abolishing capitalism, while others argued that the free market would solve the problem.
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Others worried that affirmative action was making Malays complacent and unable to compete in a free market.
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The Republican Party, the largest right-wing party in Armenia, officially adheres to a free-market ideology.
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Some libertarians point out that these countries score high on nearly every measure of free market openness.
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Customers also should expect pricing to be volatile as more free-market trading comes onto the grid.
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More importantly, fixing this loophole would restore free market principles that are central to America's economic system.
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However, there are more modest and free market reforms to prevent search engine and social media censorship.
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The Chinese government's idea of reform has never been the free-market bonanza that some economists advocate.
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Republicans will no doubt hate the single payer default option but will love the pure free market.
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It's just free-market competition, and he happens to be selling products and services that people like.
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Some companies criticised the measures as unnecessary government intervention in a free market, but others supported them.
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Mr. Giddings insists that the building is free market, allowing him to raise rents as he pleases.
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That followed a similar warning from Club for Growth, a free-market advocacy organization, on Monday night.
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Donald Trump understands the free market better than any other candidate running for President, especially Hillary Clinton.
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The thing is, healthcare doesn't operate according to tidy Adam Smith-esque notions of a free market.
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This may seem like an extreme idea, an unprecedented government and union intrusion into the free market.
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But we are firm believers in the free market, and we think the system is a mess.
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It was keen to join the World Trade Organisation, and thus, it seemed, to embrace free-market principles.
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As a free-market economy, it's undesirable to have a situation where the government could influence stock moves.
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Parties with free-market economic views also tended to endorse tighter limits on immigration and on personal freedoms.
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We used to think this was just free market companies do this -- INGRAHAM: The government is doing this.
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Over the last 23 years, we've ignored this policy area and let the "free market" take its steps.
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But, it is the presence of U.S.-trained free market advocate Paulo Guedes that has particularly enthused investors.
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It is the genius of the free market, not burdensome government mandates, that has delivered this unrivaled accomplishment.
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WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY TO GET VERY GOOD FREE MARKET PRO-GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICY MOVING.
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These are great moves for people who are making good incomes and can engage in that free market.
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I want us to be free-market capitalists, and I want all the growth that comes with that.
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In a normal free market, a crappy product combined with tone-deaf public relations would lead to failure.
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PERRY: Oh, yes, I mean, our prosperity is directly because of our free market capitalism - the democratic capitalism.
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Billing himself as "one of Canada's leading environmentalists," Solomon's free-market environmentalism has always been viewed with suspicion.
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The letter is the first time the free-market group FreedomWorks has weighed in to the flooding issue.
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Canada (along with Mexico) will no doubt point out that the United States is no free-market paragon.
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It's not every day that a 26-year old two-way monster hits the free market, after all.
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Its model combines high taxes, generous welfare, collective bargaining, high educational standards and a reasonably free-market economy.
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"Black-market evolution mirrors the normal evolution of a free market, with both innovation and growth," RAND wrote.
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Supporters of this approach claim this will ensure providers receive a rate that results from free-market negotiations.
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He was elected to another five-year term in 2006 after remaking himself as a free-market proponent.
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"What some describe as free market economics cannot mean simply freeing incumbents of their responsibilities," he later added.
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The free-market economists who promoted the pursuit of shareholder value were not trying to subvert social justice.
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He understood the challenge that high unemployment presented to the free-market theories he had learned at Chicago.
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American conservatives have long maintained that a large federal government infringes upon voters' rights and a free market.
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Even free-market economist Milton Friedman argued that a return to the gold standard would be a mistake.
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Some pinstriped Tories boast that Brexit Britain will be a free-market, low-regulation Singapore of the north.
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It won't satisfy the left and it won't get us anything resembling a free market for health care.
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A decade ago, 80 percent of Americans believed that a free market economy was the best economic system.
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Even for my fellow free market conservatives concerned with overregulating work, generous family leave should be no concern.
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"This government has adopted a clearly pro-market, free-market approach," Meirelles said of the reformed Brazilian administration.
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The free market has been eviscerated and supplanted by money printing and deficit spending on an unprecedented scale.
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His first month in office saw a 30-percent currency devaluation and a slew of free-market reforms.
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Once out of the EU, would there actually be a majority in Britain for a free-market option?
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Investment in broadband infrastructure and promotion of online consumer choice should be encouraged under a free-market policy.
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Dozens of conservative and free-market groups are reportedly urging President Trump to leave the Paris climate deal.
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The organization describes itself as a communications and research foundation supporting strong national defense and free market solutions.
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It is based on the free market, for-profit healthcare system of both insurance companies and healthcare providers.
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It's understandable why so much of the public is afraid of a more free market health care system.
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With an official waiver from federal control of the insurance market, a state could restore free market forces.
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You can increase prohibition and crack down even more [or you can have] a fully unregulated free market.
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And tax credits designated for particular ends desired by government are not indicative of free-market principles, either.
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"In a free market economy, it's good to be the consumer, bad to be the retailer," Perkins concluded.
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Sunstein and Thaler had found the Golden Mean between Reagan free-market conservatism and FDR state-guided liberalism.
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For years, the Party has been built upon the principles of limited government, individualism, and free market Capitalism.
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There are a lot of things outside of my control, and the free market is one of them.
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Active supervision of occupational licensing boards is also a key piece of regulatory oversight of free-market enterprises.
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The second would be more free-market and enable greater sensitivity to the needs of the financial markets.
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Of course, this strange marketplace, sometimes known as "sports," does have some traditional traits of the free market.
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Now president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Mr. Kashkari is no longer a free-market ideologue.
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Both candidates had promised free-market reforms, but the election was closely watched because of Ms. Fujimori's candidacy.
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Without competition, choice, and price transparency, our current health sector is hardly an example of free-market capitalism.
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Is an adherence to free market principles, that we know leads to prosperity, too abstract to become attractive?
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Free-market ideology was dominant among the politicians of the day, Clintonian New Democrats and Gingrichian libertarians alike.
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But free-market Brexiteers might also try to scrap agricultural protection, as New Zealand did in the 1980s.
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Capitalism in its pure sense supports a free market economy and no government intervention in the private sector.
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Still, it gave the union heft, a free-market prod, a universal language and its second-largest economy.
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The idea of not regulating greenhouse gases — of leaving them to the free market — is a non-starter.
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Free market purists who insist that no one really wins a tariff and protectionism battle remain technically correct.
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The rules that define the "free market" have created a financial sector that is too big and influential.
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What we call the "free market" is not some naturally occurring system; it is a system we created.
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PERC, a free-market environmental research institute, says parks should also embrace public-private partnerships through contract work.
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Timothy Benson is a policy analyst with The Heartland Institute, a free-market think tank based in Illinois.
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The Czechs wanted to create a free-market economy; the Slovaks wanted to retain a social-welfare state.
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Anderson is not an expert on wildlife ecology, but rather has built a career promoting free-market capitalism.
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In his criticisms of "profits at any price," some free-market American conservatives have detected a socialistic worldview.
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Posters just have to be funny and willing to expose their humor to the free market of likes.
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The distribution of performance has a long right tail A free market rewards such success with outstanding riches.
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Scalise should drop this pointless resolution and instead use his position to argue for free market climate solutions.
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This crony capitalism is a direct threat to free-market capitalism and a dynamic, globally competitive American economy.
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Those who pray at the altar of the free-market are directing their prayers to the wrong place.
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In other states, Republicans have pursued pro-coal policies that reveal a stunning disregard for "free market" principles.
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"It also shows that the economic policy that centralize power diminish the free market capacity for wealth creation."
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Free-market fundamentalists prefer rejecting science to admitting that there are ever cases when government regulation is necessary.
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The Koch brothers have drawn scrutiny for their donations to candidates and organizations that support free-market agendas.
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She is a keen advocate of free-market policies and is popular with the Conservative party's younger members.
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And, as a free-market conservative and mother of two school-age children, I'm practicing what I preach.
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We are on the cusp of one of the sweetest victories for free market conservatives in many years.
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The book was peppered with Novak's familiarity with the works of Friedrich Hayek and other free-market champions.
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A revenue-neutral carbon tax could include the real external costs the unaided free market does not capture.
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The GOP group that supports limited government and the free market invested in five congressional candidates in Texas.
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Have a vibrant free market where people get to do what they want, they buy what they want.
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Instead of trying to suppress the country's economy, the world could try to encourage its free market behavior.
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If allowed to proceed, her suit will endanger intellectual property protections and put free market principles at risk.
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However, when we try to subvert the system, American credibility on the importance of free market principles disappears.
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The free market of ideas is important, and one of the vehicles for it is the news media.
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They don't interfere with the free market — they just give people a bit of confidence in navigating it.
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"The free market has been sorting it out, and America's been losing," he told The New York Times.
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In fact, they can afford to have strong welfare policies only because they have dynamic free-market economies.
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Mr. Browne, an ardent fan of the free market, could have been describing the economy of cheap convenience.
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The dearth of new drugs is tied to the perverse economics of antimicrobial resistance and the free market.
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Mr. Salvini's German and Scandinavian partners lean toward free-market economics, while their French allies are more protectionist.
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In Delhi every politician is wedded to big government, and there is no constituency for free-market reform.
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Our free market system may be an advantage, but supply and demand should not be a deciding factor.
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First, by downplaying the many areas of government expansion, Appelbaum exaggerates the practical impact of free-market thinking.
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Currently she serves as a senior fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, a free-market think tank.
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Back then, the future turning out well meant the unstoppable spread of both democracy and free-market capitalism.
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Neither side recognized the other's claim of control, so the fight began with Free Market essentially suing itself.
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Mr. Schnare founded Free Market with Mr. Horner in 2011 as a legal group working with E&E.
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As conservatives, we support free market principles and believe the private sector provides solutions that the government cannot.
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Romneycare had already proven this type of free market but government-sponsored healthcare system could get bipartisan support.
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Besides the free market exchange rate, Iran uses an official rate, now at 32,317, for some state transactions.
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Matthew Kandrach is President of CASE - Consumer Action for a Strong Economy, a free-market consumer advocacy organization.
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Besides the free market exchange rate, Iran uses an official rate, now at 32,375, for some state transactions.
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" PPF added its "top management have always espoused the principles of freedom, liberal democracy, and a free market.
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The secular, free-market conservatives who voted for Ronald Reagan accepted the basic apparatus of a liberal society.
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But how could an anti-capitalist political party built on Marxism-Leninism embrace elements of a free market?
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Capitalism and the free-market system has elevated the idea of America where all can come and succeed.
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It is, at this juncture, important to explain what is meant by the concept of the free market.
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We have virtually eliminated the power of consumer-driven, free-market discipline from one-sixth of our economy.
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Why would the nation jeopardize this for candidates who have close to zero experience in the free market?
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Market volatility is an outrage for the economy that expects to use free-market capitalism to spur growth.
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In free market, capitalist America, the vast majority of individuals don't have a shortage or rationing of either.
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May's rejection of free-market values in favour of a more interventionist government now looks like a mistake.
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And in a free-market system, banks have a natural drive to achieve market dominance and increase profits.
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The wonders of the free market and creative destruction will keep middle-aged dislocated salespeople from going hungry.
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Matt A. Mayer is president of Opportunity Ohio, a free market think tank, and long-time political commentator.
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The market generally favors Bolsonaro despite his ultra-conservative views, given his avowed support for free market policies.
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The United States offers economic growth fueled not by subsidy or state control but by the free market.
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If free-market Republicans don't like the law "they need to take it up with Congress," she said.
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ObamaCare, however, reined in the power of the free market by imposing new taxes and limitations on HSAs.
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"Obamacare will destroy the delicate fabric of existing free-market medical services," he wrote in 2012 on Newsmax.
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The plan drew swift backlash from some conservatives who saw it as government interference in free market decisions.
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Manufacturers and many conservatives condemned it, arguing this would force costs up and interfere in free market decisions.
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With Mr. Xi's help, China has fashioned itself here as a new leader of the free-market world.
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Those who witnessed it believed the magic formula of liberal democracy and free-market economy had won, forever.
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The Irish have learned to love the free market, and that has made the Celtic Tiger roar again.
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He comes in, he puts into practice basically commonsense principles to promote free enterprise and free market growth.
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"I think the idea that there is a free market in electrical generation is a fallacy," he said.
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Cruz will be back next week to speak to conservative activists at a prominent free-market think tank.
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Michael Sandoval is senior energy policy analyst at the Independence Institute, a free market think tank in Denver.
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The United States is a world leader in drug development because our free-market pricing system rewards innovation.
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Not because he believed in the mission of I.R.I., or in advancing the principle of free-market democracy.
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Policymakers interfering with this fiduciary obligation undermine the free market, possibly leading to unintended consequences for the investor.
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The Rubio report seeks to move beyond the free-market/statist dichotomy and find new ways to proceed.
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The Liberals and Center Party, which support free-market economics and socially liberal policies, sought to prevent that.
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This is important, because Republicans are championing a free-market health care system unencumbered by strong government interference.
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He wants to replace it with free-market health care, in which Americans buy from private insurance companies.
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He is liberal in the classical sense, in that he believes in the virtue of the free market.
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" A flashback to Cook's interview with "Axios on HBO" in November: "I'm a big believer in the free market.
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We must ensure a fair and competitive environment that will allow the free market to determine winners and losers.
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What other word can you use to describe a plan that has nothing to do with free market principles?
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OPEC will only act to accelerate rebalancing and will then let the free market do its work, he added.
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The ability of banks to acquire raw material and make loans based on free market considerations will be enhanced.
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He often leads his nightly show with anti-elitist essays and frequently expresses criticism of runaway free-market capitalism.
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The Obama administration has promoted competition, but DeVos looks set to take free-market education policy to new heights.
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That was a big deal, and a competitive factor to Boeing being able to compete in the free market.
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When is it reasonable for the state to step in to regulate the free market in bits and bytes?
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Pai is a free-market conservative, and believes that companies will typically find the optimal solution without government interference.
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It doesn't assume the free market can solve every problem, but it doesn't micromanage everything a bank does either.
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Committed subscribers to the free market and capitalist doctrine, these guys are surely who Gove is aiming to empower.
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Here your place on the political spectrum isn't a question of economics: Virtually all politicians love the free market.
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South Korean airlines and tourism operators have also experienced discriminatory tactics from China, hitting the country's duty free market.
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He's an Austin-based "free-market anarchist" at heart—an erudite polemic whose rhetoric often borders on outright nihilism.
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To hold on to capital, countries found themselves forced to match the free-market policies of their trading partners.
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Ms Le Pen declared war on "savage globalisation", but Mr Meuthen called for a free-market, free-trade Europe.
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The ring of inauthenticity was partly because Romney was wedded to free market doctrines that did not scream compassion.
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Conspiracy theories about some polls being deliberately weighted to discourage Trump supporters don't really pass that free market test.
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The lack of a free market, sound money and genuine private property rights inhibit the return of economic prosperity.
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To some it evokes the generosity of the state; to others it suggests a surrender to the free market.
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Typically, that would be an easy call for companies long aligned with the GOP's low-tax, free market message.
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In 1978 a Libertarian group made a fascinating film that showed how a free market space colony might work.
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"We insist that the best for Mexico and its institutions would be a free-market economic model," Torres said.
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Focused on workers' rights, its economic policies have veered from protectionist to free-market and it defies easy classification.
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KIRK: Right, so free market capitalism has been the greatest wealth creating engine in the history of the world.
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Brothers Charles and have opposed the bank for what they call damaging interference into the free market by government.
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A popular refrain from free market Republicans in Congress is that the government shouldn't be picking winners and losers.
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In this story, the free market, at least in its purer forms, is fundamentally irreconcilable with the common good.
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We're simply asking that swipe fees conform to the same free-market principles as the rest of our economy.
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The Chinese government's fitful embrace of free-market policies for its currency and financial assets is also complicating matters.
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To mollify the truckers, President Michel Temer's government dismantled a free-market fuel pricing policy and reintroduced fuel subsidies.
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" Sam Bowman, executive director of free market think-tank the Adam Smith Institute, dismissed the research as "pub economics.
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Here are a bunch of largely free-market Tories arguing that governments should decide which workers companies should employ.
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Matthew Kandrach is president of Consumer Action for a Strong Economy (CASE), a free-market oriented consumer advocacy group.
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Leamer is outreach manager and a senior policy analyst at the R Street Institute, a free-market think tank.
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It can instead mean insourcing our supply chain, and then selling to other nations at competitive, free-market prices.
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Grover Norquist is president of Americans for Tax Reform, a free-market, taxpayer advocacy group he founded in 1986.
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In a free market, the buyer is also the payer and thus has a powerful incentive to spend less.
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Linda Gorman is health care policy center director at the Independence Institute, a free market think tank in Denver.
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No other system has fostered the level of innovation, of job-creation and of growth as free-market economies.
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It was an attempt to move away from a centrally planned and self-contained economy toward free market capitalism.
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Commentators are trying to parse out whether Calabria is a free market ideologue along the lines of former Rep.
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Healthy business organizations are designed to change and adapt to customer needs and the demands of the free market.
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The rules that shape the "free market" must be better understood and adjusted to provide fair opportunity for all.
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The best solution for the U.S. to combat OPEC interference is to fully unleash the free market at home.
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Hong Kong has been rated the most free-market economic system in the world since rankings began in 28500.
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"You can't say, 'Well, leave it up to the free market on one, but not the other,'" he said.
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Two key pillars, both based on bedrock free market economic principles, should comprise the Democratic stance on infrastructure spending.
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His relaxed approach to politics exudes libertarian ideals, such as championing the free market and principles of independent growth.
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The rest of the world controls their prices; the U.S., it's a free market," he said on "Closing Bell.
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A carbon tax appeals to free-market conservatives by empowering markets to find the cheapest ways to cut emissions.
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But his professed aim of securing a restructuring of the Chinese economy to produce free-market outcomes is not.
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Matthew Kandrach is president of CASE, Consumer Action for a Strong Economy, a free-market oriented consumer advocacy organization.
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Mark Bloomfield is President and CEO of American Council for Capital Formation, a free-market, pro-business think tank.
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But he has drawn the ire of many leftists in the ruling Socialist party with his free-market rhetoric.
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Something about China's technological prowess has spooked America's traditional free market apostles, both in the public and private sectors.
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Matthew Kandrach is President of Consumer Action for a Strong Economy (CASE), a free-market oriented consumer advocacy organization.
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It also converted the concept of "the free market" from a catchy slogan into something meaningful to me [3].
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Repeal would undermine the free-market principles that made this economy the largest and most innovative in the world.
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It also explains why the bank lobby opposes public banks, employing "free market" rhetoric while benefiting from government largess.
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By the time she left Downing Street in 1990, millions more Britons had become stakeholders in free-market capitalism.
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It enlisted a recruiting outfit called Talent Market, which helps staff free-market advocacy groups, think tanks and foundations.
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TAX GROUP PANS CLINTON PLAN: The free-market Tax Foundation released an uncomplimentary review of Hillary Clinton's tax plan.
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Those who believed in the free market in the 90s weren't idiots; they just hadn't been proven wrong yet.
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It was thus America's right and responsibility to topple adversaries and replace them with American-style free market democracies.
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The Trump administration is expected to relax regulations to allow the free market to reign across the education landscape.
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Watch this from Tonic: To be fair, the idea of free-market medicine has been around for a while.
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The investigation was not aimed at intervening in the free market, but to prevent unfair price hikes, it said.
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This aftermath is characterized by "disaster capitalism," calculated, free-market "solutions" to crises that exploit and exacerbate existing inequalities.
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Unease with charter schools may reflect misgivings about subjecting public schools to the harsh forces of free-market competition.
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There's only a little time left to invest in a ticket to Bruce Norris's picaresque about free market capitalism.
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But what if the Roundtable signaled a broader turning point, toward reordering America's relationship with the free market itself?
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There's only a little time left to invest in a ticket to Bruce Norris's picaresque about free-market capitalism.
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Even when free-market advocates agree with Mr. Trump's policies on coal, he leaves them wondering about his motives.
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But Granma said it enshrined recognition of both the free market and private property in Cuba's new Magna Carta.
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So I feel very strongly about the need to check the corporate consolidation and let the free market work.
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"I'm a free-market guy, but not when you're getting killed," Trump said at a rally in Carmel, Indiana.
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We need an Earth Race — a free-market competition to ensure that mankind can continue to thrive on Earth.
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Rouhani's cabinet is filled with economists holding doctorates from US universities, he said, who generally advocate free market principles.
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Mr. Kirk, 24, began Turning Point USA in 2012 to motivate and organize college conservatives around free market ideals.
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But they can make a free-market case for lower taxes that is based on something other than lies.
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ECONOMY - Israel's economy is performing solidly, something Netanyahu has attributed to free-market policies he established while finance minister.
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Maybe you can respond to that by telling me why you think the free market is the answer here.
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The social services cuts that America's free-market ideologues have pushed for decades are coming back to infect them.
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Harvey, they say, makes arguably the strongest case yet that Houston's free-market model may have a fatal flaw.
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Most Americans now really do seem to want less of a free market in health care rather than more.
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If Texas wants a free market healthcare system, Austin should be able to decide without Washington having veto power.
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Macron will have to temper his innovative, tech-friendly, free-market instincts with a heavy dose of Gallic solidarity.
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The scale of his public works projects and government interventions into the free market was indeed unprecedented in peacetime.
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Matthew Kandrach is President of CASE - Consumer Action for a Strong Economy - a free-market oriented consumer advocacy group.
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For consumer choice and the free market to work, however, firms have to be playing by the established rules.
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Of course, any free-market economist will wax lyrical about the dangers of these unnatural interferences in the markets.
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Trump's vow to rip up environmental rules has been overwhelmed by an even more powerful force: the free market.
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It is safe to postulate that Bloomberg will not suggest this type of government dominance of the free market.
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Essentially what it's doing is forcing students who are in their prime in sports out of the free market.
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It opposes right-to-work laws, environmental regulations, and what it perceives as government meddling in the free market.
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Matthew Kandrach is the president of Consumer Action for a Strong Economy, a free-market oriented consumer advocacy organization.
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That promise is that the free market trading systems will fairly represent the economic values in the United States.
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Matthew Kandrach is president of CASE – Consumer Action for a Strong Economy, a free-market oriented consumer advocacy organization.
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Bloomberg believes in the free market, and the rising tide of economic prosperity to help those who are struggling.
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We must repeal ObamaCare immediately, allowing sufficient time for individuals to obtain health insurance in the free market system.
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From free market to price fixing High drug prices have also been a source of anxiety for many Americans.
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During his years in Congress, Pickering was a strong fiscal conservative, often receiving high marks from free-market groups.
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Free-market critics of the tax have suggested that border adjustments are tariffs and would thus erect trade barriers.
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Rob Natelson is senior fellow in constitutional jurisprudence at the Independence Institute, a free market think tank in Denver.
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And right now, the free market is telling me wind power is a big part of America's energy future.
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HSAs help cut out the insurance middle-man and bring free market competition back to the health care industry.
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That's why the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) recent proposal to protect contact lens consumer choice is pro-free market.
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Congress and the industries that rely on natural resources have relied on the "free-market" to cure its ills.
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But the problem with the H-2628B is that the free market does not decide who hires the workers.
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The "free market" is a red herring when it comes to dealing with our very real health care challenges.
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China, although far from a free-market ideal, has made some of the world's greatest strides toward economic freedom.
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Such a scenario, if left unchecked, negates the free market and abrogates individual choice for both physicians and patients.
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He argued that there is no free market in electricity and that he has no problem subsidizing certain sources.
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I think of it as the Snuffleupagus question: Is the conservative belief in free-market health care a fantasy?
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"In the past 30 to 40 years, the free market people have been dominant" in the GOP, Lester says.
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In a truly free market, we cannot treat someone — and charge someone — without their consent and against their will.
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But I'd tell a third story about our current plight, which is neither economic populism nor free-market fundamentalism.
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Republicans are also working to unleash the power of the American free market on the challenge of lowering emissions.
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Or a more liberal, free-market one with an American outlook — a sort of Singapore in the North Atlantic?
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America is already five-to-ten years behind, says Bob Poole of the Reason Foundation, a free-market think-tank.
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His "Let's Change" coalition needs a strong showing in October for him to steam ahead with free-market policy reforms.
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The free market solution would be to get government out of health care altogether; let healthy competition drive down bills.
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If Trump follows through with his free-market-oriented policy direction the American economy will take off like a rocket.
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He is expected to follow free-market economic policies under economist and investor Paulo Guedes, his pick for finance minister.
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They are highly suspicious of the free market, which they associate with corruption, inequality and competition for state-owned firms.
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And the other is freedom — we defend the free market, we defend the freedom of Spaniards, we defend certain traditions.
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"I'm a pretty driven guy," Cruz answered, saying he had a passionate commitment to free market economics and the Constitution.
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One afternoon, I went to see Baker and Rees-Mogg speak at an event organized by the Free Market Conservatives.
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Since 1989 the country's restored democracy has maintained the broad outline of the free-market policies installed by Pinochet's dictatorship.
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Widely known as PPK, the 77-year-old free market capitalist and former prime minister is polling around 14 percent.
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By wide margins, they think unfairness in the economic system is a bigger problem than overregulation of the free market.
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And he still believes the nation needs to flip its current free-market thinking around health care on its head.
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Scott also acknowledged that anything can happen, arguing that a Sanders win would mean a risk to the free market.
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Sales are boosted by South Korea's duty-free market - the world's biggest - which caters especially to big-spending Chinese tourists.
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We have "caps" on certain categories of workers that have no real relationship to the realities of the free market.
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But after serving the players so well for so long, the free market may at last have turned against them.
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Portable fuels and micro fuel cells offer something the cleantech world has yet to see: incentive-free, market-driven growth.
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It's when our country allows the free market of ideas to flow without a mob mentality meddling in its affairs.
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Because when companies have a monopoly for that temporary part of time, we actually can't have the free market work.
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It's that the liberals of the 19th century didn't believe in the free market and, yes, they believed in tolerance.
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Those figures come from the Institute for Energy Research, a nonprofit that advocates for a free-market approach to energy.
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Place your right hand over your heart in salute to America, land of the free market, home of the brands.
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