A free-market economy works properly only if prices are transparent.
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The country is also popular with investors due to its free market economy.
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But I guess this is why it is called a free-market economy.
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In fact, it would look like the rest of our free-market economy.
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This trend is distorting the definition of success in a free-market economy.
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Despite his strident Marxist rhetoric, Mr. Christofias left Cyprus's free market economy largely intact.
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"You can't have a free market economy if people are constantly insecure," Standing said.
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"That type of activity is objectionable to the United States" in its free market economy.
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Big government, yes — but all of them fit comfortably in a traditional free-market economy.
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The new free market economy completely excludes the half of Venezuelans without access to dollars.
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For instance, subcontracting is a routine practice in a free market economy such as ours.
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THIS IS THE GREATEST DEMOCRACY AND FREE MARKET ECONOMY IN THE HISTORY OF HISTORY, JOE.
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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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In fact, he is more honest than most about what is happening in America's free market economy.
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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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May's broader defense of the free-market economy, which the Conservatives say is threatened by Mr. Corbyn.
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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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Its model combines high taxes, generous welfare, collective bargaining, high educational standards and a reasonably free-market economy.
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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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"In a free market economy, it's good to be the consumer, bad to be the retailer," Perkins concluded.
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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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The Czechs wanted to create a free-market economy; the Slovaks wanted to retain a social-welfare state.
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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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He would "make America great again" by returning us to a merit-based, free-market economy, for a real change.
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Conservative leader May defended the free market economy and said there are "huge opportunities" in Britain over the next decade.
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Sutherland is a public policy think tank that advocates for a free market economy, civil society and community-driven solutions.
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Drahos won the first round in the capital Prague, which has grown prosperous since the return to a free-market economy.
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While a free-market economy and state authoritarianism appear contradictory, the authorities will often intervene to try to strike a balance.
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Hammond, finance minister for the centre-right party since July 2016, will talk up the merits of a free-market economy.
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With Finland's stable foundation for growth and disruption, its small but dynamic free-market economy has punched far above its weight.
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WE DO WANT TO AVOID FINANCIAL CRISES, BUT IF IT'S JUST A MARKET CORRECTION, THAT'S PART OF LIVING IN A FREE MARKET ECONOMY.
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The idea that wages should be based on anything other than market forces is antithetical to the basis of a free market economy.
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This provisional decision and proposed remedies are overreaching and go against Singapore's pro-innovation and pro-business regulations in a free market economy.
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Decades ago, the Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman argued that businessmen themselves are among the biggest dangers to a free-market economy.
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From having multiple streams of income to investing your savings, there are many ways you can increase your wealth in a free-market economy.
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While the United States operates as a free market economy, the key agent within modern capitalism — the corporation — works more like an authoritarian state.
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So not only are sound safety nets popular, but they also increase the public's tolerance for the dislocations of a dynamic free-market economy.
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The more obvious worry was that Hong Kong's rule of law and its free-market economy would be crushed by the hard men in Beijing.
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We're proud to headquarter in Singapore, where the country's free market economy and policies enable businesses to compete and innovate vigorously to solve customer needs.
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Zehut calls for the voluntary transfer of Palestinians to neighboring Arab states and bills itself as a libertarian force, pushing for a free market economy.
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We talked passionately and excitedly about self-reliance, about limited government, empowering the individual and how a free market economy actually gave women more choices.
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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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Rick B. Larsen is president of Sutherland Institute, a conservative think tank that advocates for a free market economy, civil society and community-driven solutions.
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According to the growth economist William Baumol, per-capita incomes have grown by several hundred to several thousand percent in a typical free-market economy.
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"We have a long period ahead where we will carry out economic reforms without compromising from the rules of the free market economy," he said.
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The Commerce Department calculates anti-dumping duties by using prices in a similar third country to determine its price if China had a free market economy.
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How did this happen in a country upheld as the epitome of a growing free-market economy, and Africa's trustworthy recipient of foreign aid and investment?
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Gary Cohn, the president and COO of Goldman Sachs, said that markets were grappling with whether China was moving towards a free market economy or not.
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It's still around, known today as the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, dedicated to promoting things like limited government, "personal responsibility," a free-market economy and traditional values.
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The truth is, "in a free market economy like America, if you serve enough people and solve enough problems, you deserve to be rich," says Siebold.
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"We have a long period ahead where we will carry out economic reforms without compromising on the rules of the free-market economy," he told reporters.
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But, as Aslund's title suggests, he sees the shift as decisive in transforming a harsh but functioning free market economy into the corrupt state that exists today.
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They are imitating our free-market economy as best they can, and they are trying to figure out how our kind of democracy can work for them.
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"I don't think that he will follow the path of democracy" and a free market economy, Bolsonaro told journalists, referring to center-left presidential candidate Alberto Fernandez.
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Some 20 years after his own debacle, Nixon took up the cause of supporting Boris Yeltsin and Russia's challenging transition to democracy and a free-market economy.
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The victory over "real existing socialism," as they called it in East Germany and elsewhere, plus globalization and digitalization, gave the free-market economy an ego boost.
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Mr. Christofias was an oddity in European politics, a Soviet-trained Communist who oversaw a nation that belongs to the eurozone and has a free-market economy.
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Editorial Hong Kong has long been considered an Asian jewel, a vibrant free-market economy and global financial center known for its rule of law and democracy.
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Few things are more fundamental in a free market economy than for people to have the ability to dispose of their investments when and how they wish.
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Given the essentially free market economy of the United States, rarely, if ever, will a US company be as closely tied to the government as Chinese companies are.
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Since taking office in March, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier has repeatedly stressed that Germany wants to remain a free market economy which is open to foreign direct investments.
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"We live in a free market economy and expose ourselves to global competition," said Michael Fuchs, deputy leader of Merkel's CDU/CSU parliamentary group in Germany's lower house.
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This team recognizes that what sets America apart from the rest of the world is the drive to reach our fullest potential, coupled with a free-market economy.
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And because the United States represents a free market economy that respects property rights, rather than one of gross cronyism, we are unable and unwilling to respond in kind.
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A U.S.-Georgia trade agreement would advance America's strategic and economic interests, while helping Georgia to sink ever deeper roots in the West's free market economy and security architecture.
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We are left to wonder: How can the institutions of a free-market economy be sustained if our schools offer scant opportunities for in-depth instruction in the subject?
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With many billionaires apologizing for what capitalism has wrought, at least one man isn't distancing himself from his love of the free-market economy, Andrew writes in his latest column.
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For two decades after the end of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship in 1990, Chile offered a successful model of an open, free-market economy and gradual social reform under centre-left governments.
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"In a free-market economy, anyone can make as much money as they want," emphasizes self-made millionaire Steve Siebold, who has also studied over 1,200 of the world's wealthiest people.
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Xi spoke about reforming state-owned companies, but didn't suggest that he intended to privatize them as part of a bid to make China into a more conventional free market economy.
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And currently, there are too many decisions that counter the basic principles of a free market economy and unnecessarily hurt U.S. taxpayers who are already paying more than their fair share.
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Indeed, for Pyongyang, it is South Korea's success as a democracy and free-market economy that is the main threat to the regime's survival in the long run — unless it reforms.
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At the end of the exercise, students were asked to reflect on a free market economy and whether they'd consider themselves wealthy given the money and items they had left over.
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Jimmy Carter tried this half-hearted effort to prop up a few steel companies, but we're a very free-market economy and he got a lot of grief for that. Right.
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Xi spoke about reforming state-owned companies but didn't suggest that he intended to privatize them as part of a bid to make China into a more conventional free market economy.
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In fact, some prominent American libertarians, associated with the journal Liberty, went so far as to argue that a genuine free-market economy was the only path to the socialist promised land.
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But the opposition to this Marxist-Christian hybrid has faded from memory to such an extent that many at the Vatican today support Marxist governments, even while denouncing America's free-market economy.
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Maybe hardest to know is whether China's command economy is better- or worse-suited than the American free market economy to advance the national interest within a system of closed international trade.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump sided with conservatives who wanted to eliminate it because the government should not finance large corporations and effectively pick winners and losers in a free-market economy.
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They represented the flesh and sinew of a dynamic free-market economy — one that has delivered more opportunity to more people than any other society in any other era of human history.
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But for reasons including an accelerated free-market economy, as well as the introduction of new tools of political control, by the 1990s popular zeal for international literature was again on the wane.
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The free market economy is the most powerful tool we have to change behavior and this is the most straightforward and most effective tool we have to reduce the impact of climate change.
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That means Beijing can stop banks from pushing borrowers too hard and would be more inclined to shore up the financial system, preventing the crisis that a more free-market economy might suffer.
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Poland has been the great success story of the former Eastern bloc, a nation that rapidly adopted democratic norms and moved toward a free-market economy after the fall of communism in 1989.
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Turkey will take new measures to deal with a slide in the lira and will not refrain from "difficult" steps while remaining within free market economy rules, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday.
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One would naturally think in a free-market economy that this level of purchasing power would imbue the federal government with significant negotiating power on behalf of the American taxpayer, but it doesn't.
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"It is really sometimes very frustrating when you see that somebody can have much lower costs thanks to this protected environment and you have to face a real free market economy," he said.
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UK's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has launched his general election campaign with a promise to deliver Brexit by January, to champion Britain's free market economy and to preside over a "moderate and compassionate" government.
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Morgan Stanley last month warned that political uncertainty in Britain was a bigger threat than Brexit for some domestic investors given the risk of Corbyn winning power and radically changing Britain's free-market economy.
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If you consider the reverse image, it's like a Chinese delegation of cabinet secretaries arriving in Washington and giving the U.S. two years to amend our Constitution and to give up our free-market economy.
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The Brexiteers had hoped that, free of the shackles of Europe, the U.K. would move in the direction of a free-market economy with less regulation and less government intervention than is characteristic in Europe.
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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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He must deliver a speech asserting American interest in trans-Atlantic security and speak resolutely on the right of states to choose democracy, a free-market economy and membership in NATO or the European Union.
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"A free market economy ... is unquestionably the best, and indeed the only sustainable means of increasing the living standards of everyone," May will say, according to an extract of her speech provided by the government.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will take new measures to deal with a slide in the lira and will not refrain from "difficult" steps while remaining within free market economy rules, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday.
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After World War II, Arnstadt wound up on the eastern side of the Iron Curtain, and many people still have bitter memories of the wrenching transition to a free-market economy after German reunification in 1990.
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But rather than building a globally competitive free market economy in order to compete, China has chosen instead to compel American companies that want to operate in China to turn over proprietary technology and intellectual property.
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Lighthizer wants changes that would make China a more free-market economy like the US. Trump wants changes that further distort the Chinese economy by explicitly forcing it to buy goods from one place rather than another.
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It revealed deep splits in British society, with the pro-Brexit side drawing support from millions of voters who felt left behind by globalization and believed they saw no benefits from Britain's ethnic diversity and free-market economy.
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Their account of the free-market economy sees it as a pitiless world divided between winners and losers, wherein the winners are unfeeling corporations that put profits over people, devoted only to their false idol, the almighty dollar.
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Indeed, her policies of free market economy and privatization of industry (shared by Reagan and many others in the United States) were responsible for throwing off the shackles of socialism that weighed so heavily on post-war Britain.
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Responding to the threat of climate change by growing the government and further centralizing energy market decisions puts at risk the free market economy that our nation has relied on for economic growth for more than two centuries.
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The sudden switch to a free-market economy and freewheeling multiparty democracy has produced patronage politics, abrupt policy pivots and much dirty dealing when it comes to the licensing and regulation of mining projects, property deals and other business.
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KIRYAT GAT, Israel — The surprise candidate shaking up the last days of the campaign before Israelis head to the polls on Tuesday is a far-right nationalist libertarian who advocates small government, legalizing marijuana and a free-market economy.
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One reason is that Israel limits competition from imports to protect local producers, a throwback to the socialist principles it was founded on in 33 and which persist in some areas despite a shift towards a free market economy in 2003.
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He denounces the free-market economy, economic liberalism and the United States, and he advocates economic intervention by the state, wants France to leave the European Union, talks about a "citizens' revolution," lays claim to France's revolutionary and republican heritage.
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America's free market economy, our way of life, can easily come under threat from foreign nations whose national interests do not align with ours if we are not careful about what happens to American-based companies and their intellectual property.
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Laws confining the purchase of goods and services to the national boundary contradict the basic tenet of a competitive free market economy that enables every firm, individual, or public agency to purchase goods and services offering the best combination of price and quality.
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The influential Armenian diaspora in the United States and elsewhere should work to boost a free market economy, support independent journalism, and disrupt state run industries run by oligarchs, like the Western NIS Enterprise Fund, which was launched with assistance from USAID.
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" In a statement that could anger Beijing, which views Taiwan as part of China, Pompeo said Taiwan's democratic system, free market economy and civil society, made it "a model for the Indo-Pacific region and a force for good in the world.
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It was due to the fact that, since World War II, the leading world power is a democracy possessing the largest free market-economy on the planet, a commitment to human rights and freedom, and military might far surpassing any conceivable combination of aggressive regimes.
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Their discontent is not just about prices and salaries, but about what they say is a crisis of legitimacy in the country's institutions, including corruption in business and politics and what they say is a failure to protect people ravaged by the free-market economy.
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"Rather than building a globally competitive free market economy in order to compete, China has chosen instead to compel American companies that want to operate in China to turn over proprietary technology and intellectual property," Ross wrote in a column in the Financial Times earlier this year.
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AND THE 301, WE DO A LOT OF NUMBERS HERE, BUT THE 301 INVESTIGATION BY AMBASSADOR LIGHTHIZER WAS DIRECTED SPECIFICALLY AT THE UNFAIR AND BURDENSOME PRACTICES RELATED TO CHINA'S ACQUISITION OF OUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND OUR TECHNOLOGIES IN WAYS WHICH ARE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE TO A FREE MARKET ECONOMY.
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" But she then pivoted to arguing that, "If there are issues, if there's wrongdoing, people have to be held accountable and we have to try to deter future bad behavior, because the public trust is at the core of both a free market economy and a democracy.
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Delaney: No, in its pure form, absolutely not, but I also think these terms don't mean much to most Americans, because the truth of the matter is, we're a free market economy that has strong social programs, and that's really the model of the United States of America.
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The methods of Zersetzung are to cast doubt on the basic norms of the Western liberal order and its institutions; to distort and thereby discredit the purposes of the European Union, NATO and the free-market economy; to erode the credibility of the free press and free elections.
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"The rule of law will not be just for the sake of it, but to enable the government to work effectively and allow for a truly free market economy to prosper in Latvia," Bordans, a former justice minister, told reporters on Wednesday after President Raimonds Vejonis invited him to form a government.
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Grifters work the gap, and this one keeps getting bigger — because it doesn't exist by happenstance; it's a structural flaw in the free-market economy, a perfectly legal and socially sanctioned dynamic: the tendency for wealth to accrete to those who already have it, who can wield the power to generate more.
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On the way to amassing more power for himself, Mr. Xi has moved to crush all rivals, silence all dissent, undermine Chinese institutions, promote a cult of personality, weaken the free market economy, destroy any hint of an independent press and otherwise tighten control over a society that is already among the world's most restricted.
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While much remains to be achieved in the pursuit of a truly free-market economy, it can be said for now that Bernie — should he make it to the general election — will have a difficult time explaining to the American electorate why they deserve to have their small businesses and good-paying jobs regulated out of existence — especially as America enjoys its lowest unemployment rate in 50 years.
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