The chains aren't just coming in because of market forces, and this is what we always hear about, market forces.
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"Market forces are more than welcome, but we do not leave it to market forces to have the final say," she said.
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I'm a little sad that it doesn't have the gladiatorial car duels that Market Forces has, but otherwise it's very similar to Market Forces in a lot of ways.
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Market forces do not affect large swathes of Japan's workforce.
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It is letting market forces weed out frail local firms.
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However, the deregulatory push is being overwhelmed by market forces.
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Market forces and government actions are making banking more competitive.
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But the deregulatory push has been overwhelmed by market forces.
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New laws and market forces only add to the complexities.
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Can India push its companies as hard without market forces?
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The time has come to allow market forces to work.
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If fares are too high, market forces will take over.
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Market forces already are bending toward more resilience and sustainability.
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Superrich plaintiffs, however, aren't subject to the same market forces.
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Yet market forces might ultimately make the new rule moot.
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Others rely more on market forces like the Swiss system.
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Chinese investments are larger than ordinary market forces would suggest.
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In many neighborhoods, the market forces are simply more powerful.
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He wants to see interest rates determined by market forces.
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But those "market forces" are directly down to government intervention.
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But market forces are powerful, and trade finds a way.
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Sainsbury's and Asda accused the CMA of not understanding market forces.
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WRAP's aim is to harness market forces rather than fight them.
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OPEC can distort market forces, but it cannot hold them back.
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Market forces include what other people are doing around the world.
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The price is determined by supply and demand — and market forces.
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I MEAN, IT'S MARKET FORCES THAT CAUSE PEOPLE TO DO THINGS.
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Mask-making in Africa has not entirely succumbed to market forces.
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But that's largely due to market forces, like increasing international demand.
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But market forces and government regulations are rapidly changing that picture.
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Include three examples of market forces cited in the article. 5.
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"But Pandey also said: "We were also humbled by market forces.
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Market forces all seem to be headed in the right direction.
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Mr. McConnell ignores more than market forces in opposing the bill.
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In other words, market forces provide an effective means of regulating.
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A variety of market forces joining together to threaten investors' portfolios.
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They are, in other words, market forces, but by another name.
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No, that's market forces—capitalism grinding its crotch in your face.
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But he said market forces were already moving utilities away from coal.
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We will continue to use market forces... TAPPER: That is not true.
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Shenzhen's entrepreneurs defied central planners and demonstrated the power of market forces.
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Adoption of EVs, meanwhile, might not be left entirely to market forces.
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Given market forces, then, can anything give Samsung the momentum it craves?
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The idea is that the yuan's value should somewhat reflect market forces.
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Market forces ensure that the best ideas win funding, irrespective of gender.
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Mr Trump's love of coal, however, may be tempered by market forces.
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Market forces are often best of all, in spite of information asymmetries.
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Their instinct is to give orders and expect market forces to salute.
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European countries have shown that market forces improve postal markets (see article).
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She believes in generating prosperity through market forces and distributing it widely.
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There's nothing conservative about using environmental group "economics" that ignores market forces.
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But he said the industry supported market forces and "an integrated approach".
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"We are allowing market forces to just get it on," said Terrado.
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But a faith in unfettered market forces alone is not an option.
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Market forces are pushing coal power out of favor with energy companies.
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Would market forces encourage institutions to eliminate or redesign low-return programs?
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Airlines responded by saying that their prices are determined by market forces.
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These market forces were at work after Twitter's blunder in suspending Sen.
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They are not moved by market forces, because they are the market.
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In an ideal world, their prices are determined by natural market forces.
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That is in equal parts due to market forces and government intervention.
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That results in prices that are not constrained by normal market forces.
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There is no mechanism to control U.S. production outside of market forces.
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Online platforms evolve toward market forces; people don't want polite debating forums.
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O'Rielly doubts internet service providers would take advantage of those same market forces.
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As years passed market forces joined Communist propaganda chiefs as a second boss.
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Market forces are, however, leading to cutbacks already, as smelter margins are squeezed.
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But the cherry industry, and Chile's diversification, also owe much to market forces.
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Part of it is representation around how people are manipulated by market forces.
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So the ad platform is not an open auction driven by market forces.
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In addition, market forces, not German manipulation, determine the value of the euro.
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Both believe that market forces can be bossed around like soldiers on parade.
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The Trump administration is bringing more market forces to bear on health care.
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The result is a dizzyingly complex system that will interfere with market forces.
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Mr. Trump said that his inclination was not to interfere with market forces.
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London's prostration before market forces has happened so fast as to feel irresistible.
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The answer is that U.S. healthcare policies and market forces facilitate such strategies.
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More important, a combination of military imperatives and market forces turned them lethal.
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The Singaporean system is unusually good at applying market forces to routine health expenses.
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Blame a combination of stock market forces, software market competition and Intel's strategic objectives.
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Contemporary market forces are pushing a "higher THC is better" approach to cannabis breeding.
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In one version nefarious market forces are constricting productivity, holding down investment and wages.
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Now Chinese officials privately mutter that Venezuela's rulers have no grasp of market forces.
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We actually need to move market forces in the direction of reversing human downgrading.
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Market forces are already reducing carbon emissions, as power stations switch to natural gas.
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He initially pledged that market forces would play a "decisive role" in the economy.
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If the price of parking were subject to market forces, math would be simple.
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I would submit, though, that **ahem** market forces will work to rectify the problem.
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Consumers' preferences and market forces will determine which access points (and insurance plans) predominate.
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By 274, Mosquet said, EV demand will be driven by market forces, not regulation.
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But the offshore yuan, abbreviated as the CNH, trades freely, based on market forces.
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If implemented in full, the new system would give market forces a bigger role.
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This would bring market forces into play and end up benefiting consumers (our children).
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Government employment operates separately from market forces and causes a disconnect from the economy.
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" Lee said the government needs to "re-inject free market forces in this environment.
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A dramatic energy revolution driven by market forces is underway in the United States.
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And that conservative approach has as much to with musical aesthetics as market forces.
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After all, he's 65, getting on a bit and only reacting to market forces.
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Despite Trump's scepticism about global warming, market forces will keep renewable energy powered up.
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But within weeks, market forces intervened, and I learned a bitter lesson in economics.
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Market forces can only achieve so much without policies that stop privileging fossil fuels.
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Market forces are at work, and they are delivering lower prices and better service.
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Analysts said Sotheby's performance was largely a result of market forces outside its control.
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"You not going to bend the emissions curve downward with market forces," said Kopp.
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Members of Congress have mostly let market forces prevail online, unfettered by government meddling.
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The United States has relied more on market forces, which have been less effective.
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And now, Fidelity finds itself contending not just with market forces but social forces.
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There are already signs that market forces are weakening the government's grip on society.
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Canadians, mostly good capitalists, tend to accept that they are beholden to market forces.
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The same market forces that apply to all other Americans apply equally to Hispanics.
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It must be about injecting free market forces and consumerism into the health system.
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This is meant to counter bureaucratic inertia in spectrum management, blocking dynamic market forces.
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Today, market forces — not China's government — are pushing down the value of the yuan.
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That is because America's relative success at decarbonisation is mainly a result of market forces.
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But the two companies say their confidence stems more from market forces than any policy.
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There are reasons to believe that market forces will drive similar developments for other materials.
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His doctoral dissertation in 1998 on oil transport networks drips with contempt for market forces.
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The industry is suffering from a one-two punch from market forces and government policies.
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For a time, the dollar would jump, again reflecting market forces and not currency manipulation.
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Anyway, you can't force an economy to change its colors and forget about market forces.
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He was broadly happy to let market forces decide what was purchased, provided enough was.
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But the general trajectory has seemed plain enough: towards a greater role for market forces.
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The IEA sees global market forces standing in the way of a U.S. coal recovery.
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Read MoreThe market forces behind the Super Bowl This year, things are a little different.
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But the bigger driver for coal-mining jobs is market forces at home and abroad.
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The reasons for this are largely practical, says Dr. Singer, and driven by market forces.
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Public services do not readily adapt to the supply and demand of typical market forces.
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Our end goal is an industry where market forces – not government interventions – drive decision-making.
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Our electric system is becoming cheaper, cleaner and more reliable, driven principally by market forces.
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Out-of-state tuition is determined by market forces and can be difficult to change.
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This subjugation of market forces means there is a heightened risk of projects proving unprofitable.
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Market forces and private investments have sparked tremendous growth of the wind industry in Texas.
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Market forces drive local pricing differentials against global benchmarks as a matter of course worldwide.
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And there is clear evidence that competitive market forces, by themselves, don't prevent bad schools.
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Nor can the steel industry that you tried to protect with tariffs escape market forces.
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It's tempting to blame impersonal market forces such as globalization and automation for widening inequality.
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Market forces, however, were at work to lower the foreign-exchange value of the RMB.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: But-- but does he have any belief in market forces at all?
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Uber is the best example of how competing market forces constantly change the status quo.
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Investors and economists widely expect market forces to push the renminbi to weaken even more.
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Yet instead of a dysfunctional, unworkable mandate, the recommendation would allow market forces to operate.
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It's not just indifferent, though, it's corrosive and divisive: market forces can be eternally damned.
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Determining whether Amazon's wage rises were the product of market forces or political ones is important.
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Some argue that market forces are better at reducing emissions than co-ordinated action by governments.
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Nabiullina at the time said it would have been futile to hold back global market forces.
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Do they really believe that market forces are going to come in and solve this problem?
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Yet it is not clear what Turnbull's solutions would be if market forces fail to deliver.
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But since August 2015 it has been allowed to fluctuate more in response to market forces.
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Even if the CPP is weakened, the market forces driving that energy transition will still exist.
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They're using numbers that are already detached from market forces, and too high in many instances.
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Call this "permissionless innovation," where we largely allow market forces determine which products and services succeed.
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Market forces dictate that the private sector underinvest in energy research, especially early stage, basic research.
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But the president, Xi Jinping, says that market forces should play a "decisive role" in China.
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And if demand is strong enough, market forces will begin to improve conditions for irregular workers.
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We might expect that market forces would reduce the number of students applying to vet schools.
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Rather, it followed the collapsing market forces that were pulling interest rates down at the time.
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The best thing policy makers can do is to make sure they don't distort market forces.
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But Friday's episode underscored the challenges the BOJ faces in battling market forces beyond its control.
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It responds with great immediacy to market forces, and adjusts to fluctuations in supply and demand.
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Used incorrectly, they protect individual companies from market forces and inflict harm broadly across the economy.
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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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Its policymakers have publicly vowed not to get too much in the way of market forces.
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Their personal reminiscences dovetail with Mr. Berger's remark about market forces having no sense of history.
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Some of the departures had more to do with market forces, the former Apple employees said.
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That would have the advantage of harnessing market forces, not political will, to achieve desired outcomes.
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The system uses market forces to find the most efficient ways to cut pollution, supporters say.
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Companies' stated goals and values can be undermined by bad managers or overwhelmed by market forces.
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But keep in mind there are innovation-based market forces at work behind this recent spate.
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That hasn't changed, even after the market forces we've all lived through over the past decade.
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In reality, larger market forces have influenced independent oncology practices to merge with their community hospitals.
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As is true here at home, market forces are encouraging China to substitute LNG for coal.
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The leader is looking for a way to harness both military and market forces to survive.
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Past appraisals have received updates to better reflect art market forces, but Fletcher's was simply way off.
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"It's important that we allow market forces to determine the appropriate location for euro clearing," Lukken said.
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But in doing so, he gave up some control, allowing market forces to play a bigger role.
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"Over time, market forces will make the password less and less interesting, less viable, and less effective."
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It has long pledged to let market forces play a bigger role in setting yuan exchange rate.
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Moreover, as market forces push the yuan down, the value to China of dollar assets is obvious.
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And rather than let market forces dictate America's energy portfolio, she'd return to Solyndra-like energy subsidies.
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Educational programs for workers who need to learn new skills do not naturally result from market forces.
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His attitude so far suggests too little faith in the market forces that he wants to unleash.
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The status took away some control over the currency, allowing market forces to play a bigger role.
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This in turn will mean that market forces play a bigger role in allocating capital in China.
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Presumably, market forces would punish the smart device company, but that's only if the market finds out.
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"The airlines have more freedom to engage in price increases that don't reflect market forces," he added.
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Their caution reveals how big a role market forces, as opposed to top-down orders, now play.
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At rest, these markets will tend to stay at rest until acted upon by outside market forces.
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The outgoing Malibu, with its tight back seat and awkward sheet metal, stumbled against such market forces.
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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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But for years now the American middle classes have witnessed their own destruction by unleashed market forces.
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Patients, health care providers, industry, market forces, insurers and regulators must pause and listen to each other.
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Does the U.S. Soccer Federation have an obligation to "correct" the inequities perpetuated by international market forces?
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If the concept of using more wood to protect forests seems counterintuitive, consider how market forces work.
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Most people will concede the above point when you're discussing market forces generically, regardless of their politics.
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Oil that according to pure market forces might have otherwise stayed in the ground continued to flow.
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In other ways, ACA can help market forces encourage low-risk subscribers to participate in the program.
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Other countries set drug prices because they understand that market forces don't work to control drug prices.
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Prosperity, even if a gift from Mother Nature or market forces, is an achievement of the ruler.
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From there, it argues market forces should be the main force behind drilling decisions, not the government.
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Despite its varied links to the government, the fund insists to make decisions based on market forces.
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There are also ways we can better unleash market forces to shape who and what are exposed.
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Mr. Liu has a reputation for advocating a greater reliance on market forces in economic reform policies.
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This physicalized economic data looks spectacular while making the market forces shaping Nebraska's ecosphere immediate and concrete.
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Has Kim Jong-un ever actually expressed a desire to have more market forces in his economy?
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Delaying regulation lets the coal industry eke out a bit more profits before succumbing to market forces.
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Some dealers expect the central bank to allow market forces to determine the rupee's direction next year.
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Nobody's immune from market forces and markets being shaken up, and that's impacting even the ultra-rich.
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In general, competition is good, as are market forces and data-based incentives, but they aren't magic.
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It is a place for alternative views where the new is born of necessity, not market forces.
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There is, however, one exception to the rule that residential parking must never be subjected to market forces.
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Legend's new holiday album, then, feels like the first step in a more deliberate capitulation to market forces.
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Blais said this timeline was necessary, as the country "can't depend on market forces to address these issues."
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And they are governed by market forces, as lots of buyers bargain over the price of similar goods.
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"Market forces will drive trade regardless of what politicians do," said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at IHS Markit.
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"The central bank has given an indication to let the rupee go with market forces," said one broker.
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To give market forces a greater role in setting prices, trading rules are looser than other Chinese markets.
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Any added diversity—for instance at parties like Bassline or Encore—is just the result of market forces.
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"What they are trying to do is to ensure stability but market forces may decide otherwise," he said.
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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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But some analysts say market forces, not the pace of government approval, could be a more important factor.
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"Primary dealers"—banks authorised to deal Treasuries directly with the government—bear the brunt of these market forces.
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The same market forces that shape the trade in liquor or tobacco will shape the trade in marijuana.
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Yet, the decline actually may be due largely to market forces related to the slowdown in China's economy.
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Once these harmful regulations have been stripped away, market forces can take over, which will benefit all consumers.
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Punishment from Brussels over the deficit might not keep Italian politicians up at night, but market forces would.
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In addition to market forces, coal has suffered under President Barack Obama's executive actions to curb climate change.
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But only once airlines have bid for the lowest subsidies, ensuring that market forces prevail over blind support.
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Yesterday Yi said China's interest rates would be decided by market forces and the rates were generally stable.
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Employment in American coal mines has been falling for decades, pushed more by market forces than environmental policy.
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In the health-care settings where they operate, market forces do not constrain the raw pursuit of profit.
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Drugs to treat specific conditions aren't easily substituted for other products, another condition for market forces to work.
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It concluded that "market forces, internalized assumptions and self-censorship" motivate newspapers and television networks to stifle dissent.
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For years, the United States has asked China to let its currency's value be determined by market forces.
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In fact, both the government and market forces regulate goods and services, but one of them regulates better.
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We see competitive market forces continuing to have more impact on coal producers then any change in regulations.
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Market forces do not directly impact the company or its customers in the same way as other breaches.
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These market forces recently drove six publicly traded coal producers into bankruptcy in the span of a year.
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But these spaces, while often illegal, are subject to the same market forces rippling through the broader market.
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Absent market forces, C-suite titles, motivational acronyms, and MBAs don't necessarily count for much on their own.
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Yet that dip occurred before Mr. Trump officially took office and it was largely driven by market forces.
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Finally, policymakers should note that not all long-term benefits of transparency can be obtained by market forces.
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"People need to understand there needs to be market forces to get companies to discover diagnostics," she said.
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Market forces can be part of the solution, if insurance is priced appropriately and risk is communicated clearly.
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Market forces alone were enough to encourage the Internet to keep doing what it had always done, only better.
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In the long term, that's a positive development toward allowing market forces to play a greater role in China.
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There was even disagreement over whether development, in so far as it entailed market forces, was the right goal.
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"There would be both political and market forces that would limit any prospect of runaway rate increases," he said.
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The prevailing view before 2000 was that China's success mainly resulted from the encouragement it gave to market forces.
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Historically, the authors argue, the two types of innovation seem to have been in balance, encouraged by market forces.
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Were China to leave the yuan's value entirely to market forces, it would probably result in a sharp drop.
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Last year the government started allowing the yuan exchange rate to be "fixed" by taking into account market forces.
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WATSON: WELL, WE'RE STARTING TO SEE THE MARKET FORCES COME TO BEAR ON THE OIL MARKETS IN THIS COUNTRY.
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I think it's really important that through market forces we drive better security through all elements of that chain.
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BUT HERE WE ARE AND MARKET FORCES DID NOT CAUSE THINGS, DID NOT CAUSE RATES TO GO UP YET.
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The heart of Mr. Cuomo's policy is his intention to enlist market forces in shaking up the utility industry.
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Currently, higher education consumer protection relies on a combination of state regulation, accreditation and market forces to ensure quality.
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Contrary to popular perception, executive pay is set more by market forces than by a cigar-chomping boardroom cartel.
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Second, leaders remained wary of market forces, using peripheral privatisations as part of a strategy to retain political control.
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Those market forces are controlled by us and which products we prefer and which products are meeting our expectations.
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Market forces are killing the coal industry and discouraging petroleum exploration in remote unsullied parts of the public lands.
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Likewise, we in Texas should be able to bring market forces back into the health care industry, as Gov.
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Our role is to fill the gap when market forces fail to drive needed vaccine development for priority threats.
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These have further corrupted market forces and resulted in even higher prices, lower quality and less or misdirected innovation.
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Imports simply cannot exceed exports, and market forces are left to decide who on our side decides to export.
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Rutherford-Johnson is correct in asserting that market forces have led to an upsurge of euphonious, audience-friendly scores.
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Some dealers said they expected the central bank to permit market forces to determine the rupee's direction next year.
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On the Right, advocates argue for reasonable regulations, enforcement actions based on actual consumer harms and working market forces.
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He popularized the phrase "market failure" to capsulize what occurs when market forces do not produce an optimal outcome.
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Is this a kind of horror film or a frank depiction of individuals' negotiating market forces to their advantage?
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Amazon's new chip arrives as market forces are rapidly undercutting chip makers and their $412 billion in yearly sales.
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Most government services are monopolies, or near monopolies, and therefore have lacked the market forces that produce better solutions.
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Since coal-to-gas plants are expensive to operate, market forces may end up dampening their popularity, he said.
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On that platform the price for ads has been rising as a result of market forces, Ms. Wu said.
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Liu told reporters Chinese firms will import U.S. agricultural products on the basis of consumer need and market forces.
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Mills, in other words, are restarting capacity only because they are being incentivized by "market forces" to do so.
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In many of these areas, U.S. companies are competing against state actors who operate without regard to market forces.
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But Gristedes is not immune to market forces either, closing two locations on the Upper East Side since 2015.
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Dense urban environments where market forces can flourish foster innovation, he said, citing China's urban growth as an example.
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What kept her street intact was not a mysterious equilibrium of types, or magic folk dancing, but market forces.
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They refused billions in federal aid, leaving the welfare of their constituents to market forces that are, literally, amoral.
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Dismal living conditions and extensive displacement must be combatted by adopting measures that temper the effect of market forces.
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"I just don't think the world is going to shift to a deeply decarbonized economy by market forces alone."
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A sweeping agriculture reform began in 22017 and included loosening regulations on farmers to favor market forces and prices.
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"This introduces non-market forces into the yuan midpoint mechanism," said one senior trader at a Chinese bank in Shanghai.
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Oil prices stabilized on Wednesday after a "toxic mix" of market forces triggered one of the biggest falls for years.
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He instead said that "market forces alone" are causing change, and it's not the agency's job to regulate energy emissions.
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And because market forces are softened in such a contract, it calls for an alternative form of governance: the firm.
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Because market forces are softened in such a contract, an alternative form of governance is required, which is the firm.
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Emissions would still decline gently in the coming years, thanks to market forces and policies that Trump can't really touch.
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The bottom line: Both market forces and international regulations are pushing global demand towards exactly what the U.S. is selling.
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It involves many different interconnected market forces, and if an important component breaks down, the project economics can break down.
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But behind the scenes, Saudi Arabia has been working towards boosting prices, rather than leaving that job to market forces.
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The change would mean a stronger state hand and less of a role for market forces in setting the rate.
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Sitting at the intersection of these two market forces are companies like AmazeVR, which is hoping to beat the odds.
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Meyohas's embrace of art market forces makes it difficult to discern the measure of critique to complicity in her work.
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"I think we can get there by stealth," said Kotecha, implying market forces could help to weaken the yuan gradually.
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The government has declared that it will relax its grip on the economy and give more sway to market forces.
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China's current foreign exchange management theoretically allows market forces input into the way the yuan is priced against other currencies.
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For you, the lesson-learned is that schools such as Brooke don't emerge as a result of free market forces.
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Put differently, they can reveal facets of different social and market forces that drive startup investing behavior in a region.
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It is going to appreciate or depreciate based on a mix of market forces and demand for a particular object.
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"Net neutrality regulation reflects a lack of confidence in market forces that I do not share," Ohlhausen wrote in 85033.
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Known as the institutionalists, they believed that institutions, more than market forces, determined the distribution of goods in a society.
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At every turn, hostile nations seek to twist market forces and cheat U.S. consumers out of more affordable energy options.
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"It is risky public policy to rely too heavily on assumptions about market forces to protect homeowners," the center said.
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The right balance must be struck between government regulation and market forces, a balance that does not hinder economic activity.
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The Obama Administration should encourage insurers to stay in the game by harnessing private-sector ingenuity and free-market forces.
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The final meat dealer closed in 2008 in the face of changing market forces and the decentralization of the industry.
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Republicans said the fees provision would be burdensome for airlines and that market forces should be allowed to determine fees.
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For Republicans who favor free enterprise, the answer to all of these questions would be: Leave it to market forces.
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So far, however, those rollbacks have failed to halt the market forces that continue to drive coal plants into retirement.
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In fact, we are already almost halfway to reaching our Paris commitment, thanks largely to consumer preferences and market forces.
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Economists generally think that the Chinese currency is close to the levels that would be set by purely market forces.
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As OPEC (the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) has learned, even international cartels can't hold back market forces indefinitely.
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Consolidation that comes from real market forces as opposed to government intervention, and can have a positive result for consumers.
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A merchant and entrepreneurial class is growing, amid signs that market forces are weakening the Pyongyang government's grip on society.
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However, Villig claims that offering drivers an alternative will allow "market forces" to play out and help drive up standards.
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That's a task best met by market forces in free and robust competition, not by unelected and unaccountable government bureaucrats.
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On Monday, the Chinese government briefly suspended its resistance, allowing market forces to push down the value of the yuan.
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They were enabled to raise themselves from poverty through hard work and risk-taking, after Deng pragmatically embraced market forces.
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Fact check: The renminbi actually rose for most of last year, with China allowing market forces to influence its value.
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This is a for-profit venture, subject to the same market forces of YouTube that guide someone like Logan Paul.
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Regardless, what investors seem to want to know is which will prevail in U.S. electricity generation: market forces or politics?
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After all, the point of the exercise is to allocate workers and machines based on presidential diktat, not market forces.
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Most importantly, the new authority would have the power to realign market forces that incentivize monopolies in the first place.
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On Monday, the Chinese government briefly suspended its resistance, allowing market forces to push down the value of the yuan.
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"The threat to the Proms would be to completely commercialize them or leave them to market forces," Mr. Kenyon said.
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More commonly, they have talked about unemployment numbers, housing starts and other indicators that are less sensitive to market forces.
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But please let the rise and fall of the price of oil be dictated by market forces, not political forces.
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That's just capitalism, just as market forces explain why it's such a punishingly expensive hassle to live in San Francisco.
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Now, there are some that will never accept market forces as a solution, either in the broadband marketplace or otherwise.
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But even that swath of the United States is not immune to the market forces that have chipped away at coal.
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We believe this approach could receive bipartisan support since it meets the needs of individuals, provides sustainability, and harnesses market forces.
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Market forces, along with unforeseen technological and socio-economic trends, could change the business landscape in ways we can't predict today.
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Even if new lands are opened and regulations eased, that may not be enough to offset current market forces, Pugliaresi said.
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After the IMF agreement, it promised to leave the peso to market forces, stepping into the currency markets only in extremis.
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In his comments to reporters Thursday, Trump contended that regulations have contributed to the industry's struggles as well as market forces.
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These declines are driven mostly by market forces of cheap, cleaner-burning natural gas replacing dirtier coal in the electricity sector.
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Last summer, the Chinese government tried Washington's prescription: to let market forces play a bigger role in determining the exchange rate.
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The move on Tuesday is the latest sign that market forces are throttling the Trump administration's bid to save the industry.
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But bringing in private money to regulate precious commodities raises moral questions that market forces don't take into account, campaigners say.
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Market forces and consumer trends can often blow against even the best ideas, the hardest workers, and the best of intentions.
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After initial success with labour reform, other important inputs such as land and capital were also gradually exposed to market forces.
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With his authority firmly entrenched, he might feel emboldened to unleash the market forces that he spoke of four years ago.
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Many at the forum noted that this distinction was too crude: both government policies and market forces have clearly been important.
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"In regulating and supervising financial institutions, we should still make space for market forces and market discipline to act," he added.
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Market forces alone will not be able to deliver that boost, because innovation and invention are to some degree public goods.
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His ability to provide higher-welfare organic meat is ultimately constrained by market forces, since the feed legally required is pricey.
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Cities that become too desirable become too expensive:The reason these tradeoffs exist is mostly, but not entirely, due to market forces.
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But market forces play a role and China is keen to keep a lid on money flowing out of the country.
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When market forces cyclically adjust again, they will be having congressional hearings about how big the mistake was to do this.
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Through a combination of market forces and the innovations of appliance manufacturers, many appliances are now operating at near maximum efficiency.
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However, Russia's oil minister was a bit more cagey, telling CNBC that Moscow's commitment to the pact depends on market forces.
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Junior finance minister Eran Wickremaratne last week told Reuters that the government would leave the rupee to market forces to decide.
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In an interview with The Hill last year, he said unleashing free market forces is the key to lowering drug prices.
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And he made claims, such as a promise to restore jobs lost in coal mining, that essentially defy free-market forces.
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Market forces and import laws are beginning to demand transparency and traceability, both as a positive differentiator and for risk management.
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The most important elements are ones that do not rely on market forces, which have not worked historically in health care.
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The FCC chairman has called for reducing regulation at the commission in favor of letting the market forces make decisions instead.
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Bardas, too, believes that the Fed should be responsive to market forces and not risk an inversion of the yield curve.
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This accusation, however, is not accepted by many economists, who view the yuan's weakness as the result of natural market forces.
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Junior finance minister Eran Wickremaratne last week told Reuters that the government would leave the rupee for market forces to decide.
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The "bomb cyclone" is a real-life datapoint showing how market forces help keep the lights on even amidst extreme weather.
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Another approach that is gaining traction in some conservative circles is to leverage market forces and establish a price on carbon.
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Paid opportunities are a function of market forces, and the market is dismal, as The New York Times has well documented.
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Market forces and state clean-energy policies are moving energy production away from coal and toward natural gas, wind and solar.
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And that, as ever, hinges on whether the Chinese government can strike the right balance between state intervention and market forces.
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Rather than randomly merging materials, this technique reveals contents to be controlled and predicted by identical international state and market forces.
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Some argued that China's integration into the world economy would encourage its leaders to further embrace market forces and eventually democracy.
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" In November 2018, Disney raised her annual salary by $25,000 and said the increase resulted from "an evaluation of market forces.
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Right-wing toughness is too inflexible and blind to civil society; leftist rage is too scornful of institutions and market forces.
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The government has ruled out letting market forces determine the pound's official exchange rate, as proposed by the International Monetary Fund.
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However, EU officials have stressed that the extent to which LNG imports can win market share will depend on market forces.
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Many understand the term to mean the central bank will try to fight whichever direction market forces are pulling the currency.
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These transformations are being driven mainly by environmental regulations, integrated resource planning by utilities, and market forces, not by federal outlays.
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DOE has repeatedly pointed out that market forces are already pushing Americans to buy LEDs without any prodding from the government.
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I sometimes think to myself, if the college curriculum was determined entirely by market forces, would that be a good thing?
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The use of American and Western products and English words perhaps reference the influence of Western market forces in Hong Kong.
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An older consensus saw the rise of the top 22013 percent of income earners as driven by market forces and technology.
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As with the self-driving car, the technology is there, and the market forces are too strong for it not to happen.
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So what justification then exists for the post-crisis surge in mandated bank capital as compared to more reliance on market forces?
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Market forces, rather than political ones, increasingly dominate government decision-making beyond the capital—as long as social stability is not compromised.
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Gentrification steers cash into deprived neighbourhoods and brings people into depopulated areas through market forces, all without the necessity of governmental intervention.
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He vowed that market forces would play a "decisive role" in allocating resources and declared that reform of SOEs was a priority.
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The mix of market forces and government help is an example of what Chile needs to escape from the "middle-income trap".
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To that end, some companies have already created their own take-back programs, motivated by innovation and market forces rather than regulation.
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C., and a coalition influential Republicans pushed an amendment to modify the federal sugar program by subjecting the commodity to market forces.
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The regulatory impact of the CPP adds to the market forces crippling coal, but it isn't the root cause of coal's demise.
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Instead, the currency is managed through a distributed accounting system known as blockchain, and its value is governed purely by market forces.
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But here's the key point: China must let market forces determine the currency price and, by the way, the level of stocks.
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However, a vast majority of the national building stock is privately held and subject to regional market forces and near-term profitability.
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In this "free banking" system, individual banks would issue their own paper currency, with the supply of money determined by market forces.
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But market forces cause medical care to expand: both to provide more services to patients and to produce more patients to serve.
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The GOP's dream of leveraging market forces to improve U.S. healthcare will not happen without the market's re-orientation around individual consumers.
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Indonesian banks provided just 2 percent of the financial resources for the projects, according to the Market Forces analysis published this week.
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Market forces will play a role, as insurance companies lower premiums for AVs and riders opt to share rides to save money.
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The economies and infrastructure systems of the future will be green, not because of tree-huggers, but because of bedrock market forces.
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In fact, emissions have already fallen 28 percent as market forces have allowed more affordable natural gas and renewables to replace coal.
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Same with market forces: The extractive capitalism that impoverished Appalachia was not born in Appalachia and it will not die with coal.
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"We see the U.S. needs to work with like-minded countries whose economies are based on competition and market forces," Zarit said.
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While market forces play a decisive role, the yuan is a managed floating exchange rate, according to the People's Bank of China.
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But it is unlikely that Trump will actually be able to deliver on that promise, due in large part to market forces.
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For most products, free market forces efficiently constrain the excesses of capitalism (albeit, aided by government oversight and a vigorous legal system).
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In the FN's formulation, however, it is not market forces, but rather Muslims and EU bureaucrats who put these institutions in jeopardy.
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But in both cases, the full story is not so straightforward and has more to do with market forces than Trump's election.
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Add subsidies, high regulation and other distortions of market forces and you have a recipe for warped valuation assumptions of healthcare startups.
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They do have market forces in Pyongyang—one particular burger place opened once but no one ever went there, so it closed.
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Letting market forces and human ambition run wild, rather than fencing off soccer's businesses, will draw more money and create better outcomes.
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It requires opening up the industry to more free-market forces and competition, part of which would be addressed by pricing transparency.
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The RAND study shows "market forces are clearly not working," said Richard Scheffler, a health economist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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As Mr. Rattner correctly noted, market forces can provide a significant answer to the problems without an increase in the federal bureaucracy.
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The pact will allow market forces, rather than government regulators, to dictate the frequency and destination of flights between the two countries.
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Mike Farnworth, British Columbia's minister of public safety, argued that civic pressure and market forces would help gradually diminish the illegal trade.
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"Companies such as ours cannot just build promising new technology and let market forces decide how it will be used," writes Pichai.
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And economists note that the decline in coal jobs and offshore oil drilling has been driven more by market forces than regulations.
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But, as income inequality began to grow in the 1980s and '90s, TV, like any neighborhood buffeted by market forces, got gentrified.
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Should equal pay for equal work apply, or is this simply a case of supply and demand, in which market forces rule?
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Greg Abbott's administration to submit relatively lax emissions rules, he believes market forces will keep pushing coal out of Texas' energy mix.
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Progress and change brought about by natural market forces are a fact of life and few among us will deny that reality.
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So China Minsheng Investment cannot be understood purely as a product of market forces, at least, not as Canadians generally understand them.
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Market forces or colonial revenge may spur thieves to steal artifacts, as recently seen with a pandemic of thefts of Chinese art.
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In the 2202s, labor leaders sought to retrofit collective bargaining to a sector where competitive market forces are less threatening — the government.
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Centrist compromise might seem like common sense when it comes to tax policy or the ideal blend of state and market forces.
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"We see that we cannot lean back anymore and let everything be decided by the free play of market forces," he said.
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But Birol made no price comparisons, arguing instead that market forces led to the change in Russia's long-term gas contract structures.
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But experts say the benefits he cited — cheaper, cleaner energy and an increase in jobs — stem more from government policies and market forces.
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Market forces would do a better job of setting bank capital requirements, because the expectation of a government bailout would have been eliminated.
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Caterers, calligraphers, carpet-layers: There's an entire ecosystem of luxury wedding vendors, one that's close-knit and seemingly impervious to larger market forces.
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One obstacle here: it's hard to persuade people that the government should step in and subsidize unprofitable reactors being roiled by market forces.
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Elsewhere in the statement, Dorsey makes a much stronger argument for why Twitter isn't biased against conservatives via data instead of market forces.
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If we leave it to market forces alone, the new antibiotics we most urgently need are not going to be developed in time.
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The delta can weather today's storms if its pragmatic officials work more closely together across the board and continue to respect market forces.
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And the people of Amsterdam, who are so keen on pricing parking for others, would not dream of exposing themselves to market forces.
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And I can further extrapolate that argument — the vast majority of technology companies have sufficiently strong tailwinds to overcome macro-related market forces.
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In his absence, the Saudis may allow market forces to play a greater role in setting the cost of crude, according to observers.
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He was a central architect of the Saudi policy to allow market forces to flush out high-priced production and reduce crude oversupply.
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Yaron said the shekel exchange rate should be determined by market forces "without the need for significant intervention in the foreign exchange market".
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From the 1980s onwards, many of these were broken up, privatised and liberalised, so that market forces could determine where best to invest.
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President Xi Jinping's commitment in 2013 to give market forces "a decisive role" in allocating resources seemed to presage more of the same.
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Such trust in market forces to work in a broadband market where 51 percent of Americans only have one choice of broadband provider!
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The question posed by Coase was profound, if awkward for economics: why are some activities directed by market forces and others by firms?
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Beijing has pledged to allow market forces to play a more decisive role in its aviation industry to improve service quality and efficiency.
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The question is, how do we harness all the market forces, all the policymaking forces, to as rapidly as possible reverse human downgrading?
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The central bank at the time attributed the move to allowing market forces to play a bigger role in deciding the yuan's value.
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The same market forces will also push most states to meet the Clean Power Plan targets even if the rule is ultimately repealed.
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That view is not shared by all, since government intervention brings the risk of politicising decisions that are better made by market forces.
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Some economists, mostly in China, feel that Mr Zhou pushed too hard for market forces, especially in his drive to internationalise the yuan.
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Speaking to The Verge, Brackeen says that when it comes to commercial deployment of facial recognition, market forces would help eliminate biased algorithms.
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In a system where charges are often not connected to market forces, it seems like an opportunity for an independent dispute resolution process.
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Like many things in the digital currency world, cryptocurrency market forces are often even stranger and more inscrutable than their traditional financial counterparts.
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The most effective way we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and encourage the development of cleaner alternative fuels is to use market forces.
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Still, market forces and home price movements would imply that the owner equivalent of rent should be something resembling what renters are paying.
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Lim Say Boon, chief investment officer at DBS Private Bank, agreed, suggesting that would allow Beijing to say "market forces" are at play.
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They called for a "decisive" role to be given to market forces, with the state and private sectors placed on an equal footing.
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As a weakening yuan, while helping exports, can become a self-fulfilling spiral, China has resisted allowing market forces to play their role.
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"There are clear signs that market forces ... are working their magic and higher-cost producers are cutting output," the Paris-based organization said.
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Consolidation, industry mergers and natural market forces have also dramatically reduced employment in the coal industry — common occurrences that Wall Street routinely cheers.
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Market forces are coming in like a tsunami, and payment network participants must tilt to be more merchant-friendly and assemble new bundles.
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Mr Xi has pledged to give market forces a "decisive role", and put "power in a cage" by establishing the rule of law.
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But mine closures and job losses were the result of market forces rather than job-killing government regulations introduced by the Obama administration.
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First, it comes directly at the behest of narrow business interest to advance their own bottom lines, outside of what market forces dictate.
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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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Shippers and railroads deserve oversight, but for the sake of the economy, that refereeing must not usurp free market forces and become burdensome.
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The answer is market forces, not the free market kind, because health is most definitely a centrally controlled market, not a free one.
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In NGA's own rendering of its current concept of operations, the agency refers to relying on free market forces to guide its future.
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She said many employers around the state already paid their employees significantly more than the minimum wage, because market forces dictated higher compensation.
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Siroker added that this acquisition was partly a response to "market forces," specifically "this thirst and this hunger" for experimentation from larger companies.
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Maybe that calculation was wrong, and a more confrontational approach would have led China to allow its currency to respond to market forces.
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Instead, Backer says free market forces could decarbonize the global economy, with incentives for carbon capture, regenerative agriculture, clean technology and tree planting.
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The Energy Information Administration projects that market forces alone will lead in 2030 to power sector emissions 28 percent below their 2005 level.
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Rather than let market forces decide what should happen in the chip industry, the administration intervened because it had concerns about national security.
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The discontent in turn fuels populist leaders who promise to wrest control from faceless global market forces and re-empower the nation-state.
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He proposes opening up Medicare as just one more insurer, albeit a nonprofit one, and letting market forces play out as they will.
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Aggressive state and local policies as well as market forces and technological improvements have already reduced emissions about 12 percent below 2005 levels.
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Regulations correct for "externalities," where market forces alone would lead to the destruction of unpriced shared goods, such as clean water and air.
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In the process, Infosys has become a case study of how market forces and immigration changes by the Trump administration are reshaping corporations.
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Name Withheld We live in a world where wages are determined, in part, by the sorts of market forces your employers have mentioned.
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Policymakers are struggling with how government action and market forces might be employed to check the power of the data-fueled technology giants.
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A smart reform would double green cards and peg future work visas to economic growth, responding to market forces rather than political whims.
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Nadella adds that this theory means these solutions created by businesses should be a good use of resources and subject to market forces.
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The president's policy will help their industry, but market forces that favor rivals like natural gas and renewable energy may limit its effect.
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But the type of export spike the U.S. coal industry is experiencing right now typically occurs when a number of market forces align.
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"There are clear signs that market forces ... are working their magic and higher-cost producers are cutting output," the Paris-based IEA said.
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Using advanced computing technology and novel data sets, they cataloged the economic fallout that market forces have wrought with unprecedented specificity and range.
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It's not only changing consumer tastes that caused the shift — big global market forces have a hand in the granite takeover as well.
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But all of this would require reimagining centuries of culture — and reconfiguring the billions of dollars of powerful market forces built atop them.
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And yet there's a sense in which Cannes sees itself as the guardian of an art form that is under attack from market forces.
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It takes time for a breakthrough in the lab to be marketable, and also buildable in large enough quantities to satisfy the market forces.
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However, many in the West say China did not achieve its success without stealing intellectual property and undermining global market forces with state support.
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The only way to fix this problem is to create more competition and enhance market forces within the higher-education and student lending industries.
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If you're outside of a guild like that and trying to sell your services, you're at the mercy of luck and volatile market forces.
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In recent years regulators (and market forces) have undermined De Beers's cartel by limiting the share of other producers' stones that it can buy.
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"User habits and market forces will make the password a novelty, but it'll still be a supported novelty for a long time," McDowell says.
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Mr. Buffett's suggested solution: providing safety nets for those who want to work but find their talents out of favor because of market forces.
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It will also let market forces dictate the rupee's exchange rate, which has been devalued by 18% against the dollar in the past year.
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Some have accused economists of being slow to tackle discrimination in their profession because of their conviction that market forces would drive it out.
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Other judges questioned whether by 2030, the rule would be any more transformative to the coal industry, for example, than market forces would be.
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Removing that interference would tremendously boost the efficiency of our energy sector by letting market forces determine which energy products succeed in the marketplace.
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Some agency critics have called on the government to approve all drugs that are not toxic and let market forces determine which are best.
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Officially because of "market forces," but more likely because of controversy over Homestead and government investigations into some of Caliburn's unrelated activities in Iraq.
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Most gadgets got a little bit better, and the things we didn't need were either removed by market forces or reined in by regulations.
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But the swing toward unleashing market forces without providing sufficient help for those struggling in the face of global competition has gone too far.
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The miners know they may lose their jobs to market forces, they just don't want Washington piling on or speeding up their economic demise.
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It has made clear that it has no interest in being the swing supplier to prop up low prices resulting from structural market forces.
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But economists say that shift is driven by market forces: The natural gas boom led power companies to buy cheaper gas rather than coal.
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"Allowing the exchange rate to be determined according to market forces would not necessarily lead to a continuous depreciation of the rupee," it said.
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Repeal-and-replace, or any other reform effort, will fail unless leaders in Washington accept the need to revisit-and-remove distortive market forces.
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Mr. Xi first laid out a sweeping blueprint for economic rejuvenation, including vows to revamp the state sector and nurture market forces, in 2013.
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Market forces are working in some cases because airlines like Southwest attract customers by not charging fees, said Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri.
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Common procedures could be exposed to open market forces that set prices and allow patients to bid around those prices to achieve maximum value.
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They embraced a light-touch, limited-government approach to Internet regulation that put market forces, rather than bureaucrats, in charge of the internet's growth.
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He suggested that whatever approach the Trump administration takes to climate change, market forces will keep the United States moving toward lower carbon emissions.
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But the moral of this story, say economists, is not that globalization is inherently dangerous: It is that market forces left unsupervised pose perils.
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We will continue taking bold steps to liberalize and introduce greater market forces, building an economy in which enterprise is allowed, encouraged and protected.
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Similarly, Lessig's chapter on the media, in which he examines technology meeting market forces, reinforces the sense of dysfunction that flows from distorted incentives.
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I'd also put a price on carbon to use market forces to steer companies away from fossil fuels and towards clean and renewable energy.
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But like other grocery stores, Whole Foods has recently been facing stiff market forces, as producers feel pressures from bad weather, flooding and tariffs.
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Mr. Macri sold his administration as an evolved form of governance for these times, a crucial dose of market forces tempered by social programs.
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Square Feet A battle between market forces leading to gentrification and the pushback to maintain affordable housing is playing out in the capital's neighborhoods.
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This pandemic drives home the necessity of looking beyond immediate market forces when considering how to structure and manage a national health care system.
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This implies that the central bank is allowing market forces to dictate the speed of the depreciation when there is room to do so.
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The market forces at work are not only self-interested but also happily in line with the most attainable strategy for addressing climate change.
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As always, that means doing all we can to create good incentives and empower market forces to solve problems without government intervention wherever possible.
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And the settlement will further the commission's goal of ensuring that energy prices in Europe are determined by market forces, not by big suppliers.
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In a competitive market, market forces put downward pressure on prices and if a competitor tries to raise his price, he loses market share.
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But the decline started with market forces far more powerful than any presidential administration, including changing demands and the low cost of natural gas.
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By harnessing the power of market forces, a consumption tax on carbon emissions would reduce pollution without relying on the power of government bureaucrats.
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Climate experts are taking some solace in the fact that the U.S. is already making substantial progress on clean energy because of market forces.
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Land and housing have seen immense changes in the 40 years since the Communist Party began opening up China's economy to free market forces.
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That hasn't gone according to plan, as market forces and cheaper natural gas and renewable plants have pushed the coal industry to the brink.
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Seattle-based investor Dave Chase has studied health care market forces for more than a decade, and he has a background in enterprise sales.
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One view, which was dominant even among Democratic-leaning economists in the 1990s, saw rising inequality mainly as a result of ineluctable market forces.
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History has shown the power of market forces in making economies less energy intensive as people have found more efficient ways to use energy.
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Most said it should be the government's job to get their internet up to speed, or some combination of the government and market forces.
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"Honest people can differ over how much credit the president deserves for this revival and how much credit belongs to market forces," he added.
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If the goal is to decarbonize the economy, technology improvements and market forces won't be enough to take a bite out of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Rather, it targets the company's alleged bullying tactics, painting Amazon as an arrogant giant unwilling to honor a contract when market forces turn against it.
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We believe the basic exchange structures can be infused with market forces, allowing them to provide a secure and affordable future to millions of Americans.
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Regulators have postponed the new IPO mechanism that will give market forces a bigger role in valuations after a stock market rout in June 2015.
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"Our approach to public policy is to allow market forces, technology innovation to deal with these issues, these challenges," said Pyle, referring to climate change.
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"Standard market forces ... don't much apply to [emergency] and ancillary physicians," said Loren Adler, associate director of the USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy.
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The WTO's dispute system focused narrowly on specific policies, and could not deal with a broader situation where state-led policies prevailed over market forces.
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Market forces have played an increasingly important role among China's pigeon enthusiasts, who are said to number at least 21750,000, according to state news reports.
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Finally, in the 1980s, Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika "shattered the state, but also unleashed new market forces that the vory would prove best placed to exploit".
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They have pledged "decisive results" by 2020 on a wide range of reforms to let market forces play a bigger role in driving the economy.
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These enterprising souls have found ways to address market forces that the rest of us are too dehydrated to consider during June, July and August.
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While the U.S. and Beijing may both want a more stable yuan, they can't perfectly control the market forces influencing the exchange rate, experts stressed.
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Beijing has called for a greater role for market forces in the economy in order to improve efficiency and develop a more sustainable growth model.
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Pay transparency would reveal a gap in starting salary, but the company could decide that it is not due to gender but "market forces"—e.g.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed credit for falling oil prices, glossing over market forces that knocked crude futures from four-year highs last month.
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But unlike those producers, U.S. production is driven by companies responding to market forces and that adds to the volatility in the world oil market.
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Producers would also enjoy greater flexibility to increase or decrease energy production based on market forces, and they would not be locked into unprofitable situations.
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The reduction of the reserve led to market forces driving the prices of this critical element, further leading to periodic shortages for the scientific community.
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Studies over that time found that the development of cryptographic products around the world increased and new companies took advantage of the shifting market forces.
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That story was really about one of the most ancient and traditional societies on Earth very rapidly being upended by the opening of market forces.
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"My sense is that as very successful business person in the past … I believe he understands there are market forces already at work," Ban said.
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Thus, to prevent future crises we need a more dynamic approach to regulation and oversight—one that is strong precisely when market forces become weak.
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Remember, all funds put into retirement savings are earnings, not gifts; they are the result of market forces and negotiation rather than largesse by employers.
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This idea utilizes market forces by reducing prices for consumers with healthy habits and cutting costs to insurers by encouraging their customers to become healthier.
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Market forces (not free market) are producing the same effects in Medicaid as in private insurance, especially in those states that expanded their Medicaid programs.
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He has been an advocate of market forces, but established himself in businesses — art sales and insurance — that required keeping wary regulators on his side.
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Left to current market forces, those costs will result in higher government deficits, increased borrowing, and eventually higher taxes on everyone, both personal and corporate.
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Correspondingly, China's foreign exchange reserves dropped by $513 billion in 2015 and another $320 billion in 2016, and the renminbi weakened due to market forces.
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Third, the Green New Deal will influence lawmakers on decision making because funding allocations will undoubtedly be determined by political forces rather than market forces.
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Message number two: If the energy world was truly left to free market forces, the producers of the Gulf will be the last ones standing.
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They knew that what goes up may go down again, and they did not want to take the blame for market forces beyond their control.
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It also hints at the impact that market forces — more than rules agreed to on paper — may have on the ways two nations exchange wares.
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The battle between market forces leading to gentrification and the pushback to preserve and expand affordable housing is playing out here and in cities nationwide.
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Back then, the party gradually embraced market forces and then full-throated capitalism, pulling back some of its power over many sectors of the economy.
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Economists in this camp emphasize changing norms, institutions, and politics — not just market forces — as important drivers of the widening gulf between rich and poor.
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Further complicating matters is that the SIFI designation distorts market forces, thus locking institutions into this status eternally, even if they change their business model.
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Taiwan's far more spectacular rise to affluence was steered by electrical engineers who consulted economists and enlisted market forces but were never ruled by them.
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As politically untenable as it is, we need government to step in to create the market forces that will get us out of this mess.
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But once the patent expires, vigorous competition from chemically equivalent lower-priced generic drugs is key to reining in drug costs through free market forces.
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According to analysis by the Rhodium Group, low prices for natural gas and renewables could bring most states near their caps by market forces alone.
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Even though the president relented a bit by easing restrictions and allowing market forces to determine the value of currency, "Buharinomics" hasn't made life easier.
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Local governments in hurricane-prone areas are also forced to balance the market forces of economic development with the potential for natural hazards like hurricanes.
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From Bill Clinton through Barack Obama, Democrats respected market forces but tried to use tax credits and regulations to steer them in more humane ways.
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I believe that market forces are really important to drive wealth creation, not for the few but for the many, to drive middle-class growth.
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But in striving to keep the existing coal units in service, the Trump administration is trying to buck market forces and sustain an increasingly outdated technology.
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Productizing the DIY approach, though, he said, risks subjecting it, too, to the same market forces that make the EpiPen's price surge by hundreds of dollars.
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The energy minister said he did not believe in any replacement organization and that market forces would be a better way of balancing the energy market.
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And of course, as great as Snatcher is—and it really, really is—it's not worth what market forces have declared its value to be, i.e.
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EXACTLY two years after Saudi Arabia coaxed its fellow OPEC members into letting market forces set the oil price, it has performed a nifty half-pirouette.
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American oil firms prefer to dig in their heels, arguing that market forces are a better way to reduce emissions than "international accords or government initiatives".
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But, experts say, many of the changes had little to do with the stimulus law, occurring instead through government policies, market forces and private sector activities.
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Even [Johnson] is not immune to these market forces and no amount of star power and goodwill can offset bad reviews and negative social media buzz.
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Though he supports the principle of universal health-care coverage, he speaks of "the importance of market forces and getting things done in a responsible fashion".
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"OPEC gets itself into these predicaments where the market forces its hand, and this is one of those times," said John Kilduff, partner with Again Capital.
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In a statement on Sunday, the Zambia National Farmers' Union (ZNFU), which represents commercial farmers condemned the cap, saying prices should be left to market forces.
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Stock prices can certainly fall from these levels, especially if a tight labor market forces companies to pay their workers more and eats into profit margins.
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Ultimately, the energy sector is being driven by market forces and consumer demand, not by politicians who make promises bigger than they are able to fulfill.
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Yes, but: Southeastern states and those in the Northeastern PJM grid are shielded from market forces by capacity payments and regulated markets that limit competitive pressures.
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For the left it is about inequality, the oppression of disadvantaged groups and the imposition of market forces in everything from public services to urban spaces.
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Sure, market forces, product development and burn rate provide the context, but lawyers draft the definitive documents, which can be outcome-determinative in many exit scenarios.
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While shops run out of bread, butter and other staples because of price controls and scarce foreign exchange, the rabbits will reproduce, oblivious of market forces.
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"We believe the government should not regulate, but instead market forces, which reflect consumer decisions and competition should determine what is offered," spokeswoman Jean Medina said.
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Over the past few years, TechCrunch as an organization has been able to resist a lot of the market forces and fads of the media world.
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Maximizing consumer-driven market forces requires that most consumers face significant cost sharing, that they can find out prices charged and that prices matter to them.
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It would like to open itself fully to capital flows in order to create a modern financial system, in which market forces play a bigger role.
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In these last three regions, where investors from out of town invest may depend less on market forces and more on geography, which we'll explore next.
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Some analysts doubt whether the BOJ could keep battling market forces if global yields continue to rise, particularly with its massive bond purchases seen as unsustainable.
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A diverse arts funding market served by both the public and private sectors is critical — market forces alone should not drive our nation's investment in culture.
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It is, however, not difficult to imagine a nominally free but radically unequal society in which market forces drive the arts to the edge of extinction.
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To drive change at scale, the government must also engage market forces to create better and cheaper alternative energy sources, cars, homes, buildings and transportation systems.
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"The market forces, fundamentals all suggest that the dollar should weaken over the course of 2018," said Roy Teo, investment strategist for LGT Bank in Singapore.
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Market forces alone are projected to create much greater efficiency gains than the 4 percent required by the new deal, ICCT aviation director Dan Rutherford said.
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"The question is can we re-establish some normative minimum that is presumably above what sheer market forces would drive wages down to," Mr. Weil said.
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Economists believed Simon Kuznets' proposition that though market forces would widen inequality at early stages of growth, further economic development would ultimately lead it to narrow.
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Still, coal's long-term outlook is poor, less because of environmental regulations than market forces, including competition from natural gas and increasingly cost-effective renewable sources.
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Trading once propelled Wall Street's big banks to big profits, but the business has taken a hit from increased regulation and market forces driving profit lower.
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Regulation by market forces — that is, by competition and profit maximization — tends to produce goods and services that both the customer and company are happy with.
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MARKET FORCES Photographs taken at the Wuhan market before it was closed at the end of last year show cages packed with snakes, porcupines and foxes.
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Coal employment has fallen due to market forces, especially automation, movement toward industrial-scale western coal operations and cheap natural gas, as well as climate concerns.
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And if free-market forces dictate such a move, nothing (save national security) can prevent that corporation from acting in the best interests of those shareholders.
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Yet coal's decline is largely a result of market forces — cheap natural gas and oil, caused in large part by the fracking boom — not restrictive regulations.
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On Monday, he told American executives to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. or face punishing tariffs, but larger market forces are also at play.
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And many economists expect the trend to gain momentum this year, as a tighter labor market forces employers to pay more to hire and retain workers.
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Together the three projects jettisoned by Standard Chartered were due to cost an estimated $7.7 billion, according to Market Forces, an Australia-based environmental finance organisation.
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But the Clean Power Plan has yet to be implemented, and its goals are nearly met thanks to market forces that a carbon tax would accelerate.
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This leaves market forces and public policy at odds, in some respects, and makes the future of Navajo Generating Station so interesting to energy-sector investors.
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We argued that the pilot will undermine the ability of market forces to drive capital formation and will fail at its goal of measuring broker conflicts.
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Jonathan Rubin, the head of Cannabis Benchmarks, says market forces — low prices and extreme competition — will also force many smaller California marijuana companies out of business.
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In his now famous monologue on Fox News, Tucker Carlson argued that American elites are using ruthless market forces to enrich themselves and immiserate everyone else.
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And O'Rourke counts on market forces and incentives to move the needle toward cleaner energy to greater extent than the authors of the Green New Deal.
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China officially launched the STAR Market on Thursday, Shanghai's new tech board which was designed to give market forces a bigger role in setting stock prices.
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The bitter truth is that cost declines in renewables, technology improvements, and market forces won't make a meaningful dent in greenhouse gas emissions without federal policy.
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Meyer's reinvention during this decade came from internal pressure rather than the external pressure of critical or market forces: she has always gone her own way.
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"Circling back to private companies, Warner calls for consideration of a "software liability regime" aimed at nudging market forces toward increased security "across the entire product lifecycle.
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That the contracts look so different speaks to the well-researched challenges of negotiating while female as well as how gender bias often collides with market forces.
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"Announcing an intention to invest is a far cry from having the finance to do so," said Julien Vincent, executive director of environmental finance organization Market Forces.
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Startups should think about IP along the lines of a portfolio specifically created to protect their particular business goals and strategy, in light of competitive market forces.
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" "When politics or market forces beyond farmers' control put their business at risk, the government can and should consider initiatives to keep family farmers on the farm.
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He attributed the farmers' grievances, even those caused by ineluctable market forces, to machinating cliques, rather as Mr Trump claimed globalisation could be reversed by squeezing bosses.
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"We would encourage the authorities to rely more on market forces rather than on administrative targets to improve the efficiency, to make this lending sustainable," he said.
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Xie explained that the yuan is likely to move towards a cleaner floating system, where market forces would potentially have a greater say on the exchange rates.
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China should let market forces play a decisive role in the deleveraging process, including allowing defaults, the paper published on the People's Bank of China website said.
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Market Forces last week lodged a similar resolution with AGL Energy, Australia's biggest power generator, calling on the company to set targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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"The more complicated this gets, then market forces take over, and this becomes a financial calculation (for Kinder Morgan investors) - whether the project goes ahead," she said.
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But just because China's adoption scenario didn't resemble the more obvious market forces at play in other nations, Johnson demonstrates, doesn't mean that its adoptions were clean.
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Market forces and public policy in the U.S. and around the world are already helping push the world away from carbon-intensive fuels and toward renewable energy.
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If Beijing stepped back and let market forces determine the yuan's level, it likely would fall even faster, giving Chinese exporters even more of a competitive edge.
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The Ultimate Merchandise Drugs, as US writer William Burroughs once said, are a consumer product and so market forces are a good place to look for explanations.
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There is an idea that the world has moved on, Stephen King style, and that market forces and video game developers can reverse time a little bit.
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But the industry's decline is much more closely tied to market forces like cheap, prevalent natural gas than federal regulations, something that even the coal industry acknowledges.
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Eleven major re-insurers including Allianz, AXA SA, Swiss Re, Munich Re, Zurich have restricted underwriting for coal, according to Melbourne-based non-government organization Market Forces.
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It is fiercely opposed by Trump, who claims regulations put coal miners out of work, though market forces are likely more to blame for the industry's struggles.
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"There is no target or band around any particular level of the exchange rate which is determined by the market forces of demand and supply," he said.
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Companies with inflated valuations can't defy market forces indefinitely, and those that fail to adjust proactively will ultimately get backed into a much harder adjustment: the recapitalization.
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That more than offset price rises in education, medical and hospital services and pharmaceutical products, many of which are set by government dictat rather than market forces.
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"You've really got to overcome market forces, not just in the short term but systemically," Phil Smith, the communications director of the United Mine Workers Association, said.
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Independence from foreign oil and geopolitical market forces has been a goal that has been set by every president going to back to Gerald Ford, Morse said.
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Driving up the cost of drugs or stiffening the penalties – market forces that work well in other applications – don't serve to decrease demand for drugs by addicts.
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Eventually, the United States, and other countries, too, should rely on market forces, not central bank rate manipulation, to establish interest rates across the entire yield curve.
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The change was heralded by gun-control supporters, but Colt's decision is less about societal pressure and more about market forces, writes law professor Paul M. Barrett.
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The proposal angered coal-state lawmakers, who warned it would hurt the coal industry at a time when market forces are already lining up against the commodity.
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These market forces dovetail nicely with the scientific reality that solid wood continues to store the carbon captured in growing trees – an enormous and undervalued environmental benefit.
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Market forces, combined with smart contracting, have demonstrated that competitive wholesale markets have the ability to maintain reliability while not leaving consumers out in the (literal) cold.
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They are widely regarded as costly and inefficient because they rely on mandates for achieving emissions reductions, rather than letting market forces find the least expensive ones.
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Both men will answer to Liu He, a longtime economic adviser to President Xi Jinping who advocates a greater reliance on market forces in the Chinese economy.
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Against a Cold War backdrop pitting capitalism against communism, both Democrats and Republicans embraced market forces as the way to sustain prosperity and solve social problems simultaneously.
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Market forces — especially inexpensive natural gas and the falling costs of wind, solar and other renewables — have been the primary driver behind coal plant closures so far.
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He has already allowed some market forces to take hold, but there is a limit to the progress North Korea can make while isolated by international sanctions.
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The report said market forces will drive coal power out of existence in deregulated markets, where renewable energy developers will take advantage of the growing price gap.
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Teck Resources last week pulled the plug on a $16 billion oil sands investment – a sign of how market forces will curtain more environmentally damaging energy sources.
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It would take decades to right a historic wrong and, likely as not, it was market forces that drove the push for diversity as much as politics.
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"If Siemens board thinks this is the end of the conversation, theyre kidding themselves," said Julien Vincent, executive director of environmental advocacy group Market Forces in Melbourne.
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This desire to insulate farmers from market forces, instead of protecting against disasters and crop losses, isn't just a feature of the current federal crop insurance program.
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Both the Dow-DuPont and Bayer-Monsanto mergers, as well as last year's acquisition of Syngenta by ChemChina, are representative of these natural market forces at work.
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McCarthy said market forces are already pushing the electricity sector toward cleaner energy, a trend that began even before the Obama administration finalized the Clean Power Plan.
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That means limiting political interference in banking and the financial system, making bloated industries more sensitive to market forces and lowering barriers against foreign trade and investment.
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The report said market forces will drive coal power out of existence in deregulated markets, where renewable energy developers will take advantage of the growing price gap.
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International real estate Foreign buyers have long flocked to the island of Majorca, but market forces and global politics are changing where those buyers are coming from.
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When control passes from founders, right now it usually goes to professional managers beholden to short-term market forces, and that isn't necessarily a great answer, either.
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The administration may be able to achieve a few small symbolic victories, but the history of energy shows market forces and technological change always win in the end.
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Beijing is saying it's merely letting market forces drive the yuan, not weaponizing the currency, and has done its best through open market operations to contain the move.
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Xi pledged to break through resistance from vested interests to forge ahead with changes, with the aim of letting market forces play a decisive role in allocating resources.
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But despite the PBOC's stated intentions to let market forces play a greater role in pricing, onshore and offshore exchange rates have been tightly controlled in recent weeks.
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This is about a toxic worldview fueled by hypocrisy and hatred in which mantras of "personal responsibility" and "market forces" allow a blind dismissal of need and hardship.
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"With capitalism, you cede control to market forces, which won't grant a poor person the right to stay in their homes, or to see a doctor," she says.
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The league would rather concentrate on unleashing market forces within the EU—for instance, accelerating reforms to the capital market, or striking more trade deals with third countries.
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The original goal of the IPO was to bring more transparency and stronger market forces to Saudi Arabia—creating a sort of Thatcherite oasis in the Arabian desert.
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In the process of unleashing market forces, the effects of market competition differ for disparate countries and social groups, widening the wealth gap between these countries and groups.
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While the burden of reaching the clean power target will fall on Obama's successor, the President's top climate adviser, Brian Deese, said market forces would also drive progress.
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When resources are reallocated due to market forces, that is considered to be an improvement in efficiency, said Tao Zhang, deputy managing director at the International Monetary Fund.
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"Market forces are clearly working after a testing period of sub-$30 oil prices... Oil demand is expanding at a healthy rate despite slower global growth," he said.
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While the price is supposed to increase or decrease based on market forces, it has only gone up consecutively in the last seven years, leading to commuter discontent.
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Local government will need to act decisively to regulate drop-off lanes, speeds, and new parking rules before market forces, and other governments, begin making decisions for them.
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After all, the imbalances between supply and demand are neither extreme nor persistent plus market forces should start to move the market closer to equilibrium by mid-20163.
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The PBOC has also let market forces play a greater role in setting the value of the yuan although its recent actions have increased rather than curb confusion.
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The IMF has called on Nigeria to lift the curbs and let the naira reflect "market forces" more closely, as the restrictions had significantly affected the private sector.
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He says that market forces should play a decisive role, but does that mean he wants to topple state-owned enterprises from the commanding heights of the economy?
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"I think these guys tend to want to rely more on market forces than on regulation," said Hal Singer, senior fellow at George Washington University's Regulatory Studies Center.
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THERE'S A LOT OF ACTIVITY AROUND THAT – WE HAVE MARKET FORCES, TOO, YOU KNOW, NEW COMPETITORS THAT HAVE NEW PRICING PACKAGING PLACES IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
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The restructuring comes as President Xi Jinping vowed to make the economy more responsive to market forces and shift to consumer-focused investment from a state-led model.
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The UWSA's decision to get into the meth game, experts say, is partly a response to market forces, but it's also motivated by profit and ease of production.
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She has to know that runaway costs are the result of a fundamental lack of market forces operating in health care, not just robber barons ripping us off.
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Housing prices are set by AI-driven algorithms that take into account market forces such as locations rather than rely on the hunches of a real estate agent.
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The saturation, fragmentation and herd-like activity is symptomatic of the uncertainty that governs market forces in security, which I think leads to irrational buying and selling behavior.
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China grew to prosperity in part by embracing market forces, said Wu Jinglian, the 88-year-old dean of pro-market Chinese economists, at a forum last month.
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The Clean Power Plan, which was fiercely opposed by industry groups when it was proposed in 2014 and never took effect, was quickly being outpaced by market forces.
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That raises questions about what else the Trump administration can do to prop up an industry that — even as pollution regulations loosen — is being battered by market forces.
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Another said he would have liked to see more of the growth plans focused on expenses, which the company can control, than revenue items subject to market forces.
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South Korea's central bank chief said on Thursday the bank will leave currency moves to market forces, but would respond if changes in the won get too big.
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Today, Mr. Smith might still be flummoxed by the price of diamonds, but investment possibilities of water he might attribute to his favorite market forces: supply and demand.
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After the Trump administration's announcement of tariffs on August 1st added a fresh wave of devaluation pressure, it seems that the PBOC chose to let market forces work.
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These market forces likely were triggered by the expectation of U.S. tariffs shrinking Chinese exports: Markets generally respond to a weakening trade balance by selling a country's currency.
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That would be good news for the rest of us, as more vigorous action is needed to supplement market forces and accelerate progress on clean air and climate.
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As advocates of market-based polices, we believe that the solar industry works best when market forces are left to decide which companies flourish and which do not.
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Market forces have replaced older coal plants with cheaper and cleaner natural gas, while state mandates have added modest shares of wind and solar power to the grid.
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The health care crisis is caused not by the government, but by market forces, and the solution is for the government to step in to solve the problem.
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" — Ben van Beurden, the Netherlands, October, 270 "A global carbon price would help to unleash market forces and provide the right incentives for everyone to play their part.
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In lieu of coaxing a gas-filled meteor to fall into its lap, the Japanese government is hoping to use market forces to generate innovation in the energy sector.
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In addition to market forces, the social network has recently been reeling from a New York Times investigation into its handling of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Where should market forces play the biggest role, where are existing policy frameworks adaptable for new technologies, and where might new approaches (within this country or internationally) make sense?
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The last batch of Aibo owners watched their pets die a prolonged death at the hands of market forces, in a kind of Blade Runner meets Old Yeller scenario.
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It is that these liberal-minded candidates, with all the right instincts, fail to find a way to speak to those left behind by the market forces they endorse.
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When it comes to economic segregation, market forces are not helping, or at least not when they are combined with restrictions preventing the construction of more low-cost housing.
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To be sure, the surge in U.S. natural gas drilling and other market forces, rather than regulation, have been the main driver of coal's decline in the United States.
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The GOP's opposition to domestic spending dims prospects for a big infrastructure plan; its preference for market forces casts doubt on a deal for new pharmaceutical industry price constraints.
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Officials and diplomats in Brussels still hope market forces will convince Italy to change its budgetary plans before they are formally submitted by mid-October to the EU Commission.
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"China is unlikely to hamstring itself with absolute compliance to such a policy, as it will let market forces play the determinate role in its FX markets," it added.
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But with looser trading rules designed to give market forces a bigger role in setting prices on the new board, even seasoned investors are bracing for a wild ride.
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Mophie told us that although customers have been asking for wireless charging for quite some time, it was important to wait for the larger market forces to be ready.
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The oil industry and its allies have pushed Obama to keep Arctic drilling on the table and let market forces decide if drilling should happen in the Arctic seas.
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As in the case of 340B, not all such political solutions need necessarily impede market forces, but there is little doubt that in the wrong hands, they often do.
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The International Monetary Fund called on Nigeria to lift the curbs and let the naira reflect market forces more closely, as the restrictions have significantly affected the private sector.
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"Authorities are reluctant to let market forces rule, which along with their indecisiveness and lack of transparency is exacerbating uncertainty," said Tapas Strickland, an economist at National Australia Bank.
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It is a very gentle hand on the wheel, we are not doing anything dramatic ... The difference is that the market forces have shifted significantly between 2014 and now.
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The move makes the yuan more open to market forces, which could add downward pressure on the currency in the near-term, a help for the country's export competitiveness.
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The amount in the retirement account at the end is dependent on market forces, and the employer does not insure the employee if the account runs out during retirement.
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Outside of the proposal, we see the tangible ways in which the grid is becoming more reliable and resilient because of market forces and a shift towards clean energy.
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Capital outflows have created a dilemma over whether China should defend its fast-draining foreign exchange reserves or let the renminbi (RMB) fall at the hands of market forces.
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More broadly, they say his fight to save coal is misguided, arguing that coal's decline is more closely tied to market forces like cheaper natural gas than federal regulations.
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StemExpress paid Planned Parenthood to break the law, divulging confidential patient medical information in order to bring outside market forces to bear on pregnant women making life-altering decisions.
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Now that crop prices, which used to be fixed by the government, are subject to market forces, some government wineries accommodate farmers by accepting all the grapes they harvest.
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But a business reason that is tantamount to an endorsement of practices forbidden by the Equal Pay Act - a factor based on historical market forces - should never be allowed.
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"— Greg Kueterman, senior director of communications, Eli Lilly"There is a complicated landscape of laws, regulations, market forces and supply-chain entities that impact the price of prescription drugs.
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AT&T attributed its changes to market forces, but the company may be under pressure to find new sources of revenue after its $85.4 billion purchase of Time Warner.
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What is included in each plan is less important than the ability to group health care services in ways that are somewhat homogeneous and responsive to similar market forces.
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As domestically produced natural gas is both abundant and relatively inexpensive, coal faces natural market forces that will transform the electricity generation industry without the price shocks Obama prescribes.
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As others have pointed out, ACE won't save the coal industry, which will continue to be buffeted by market forces beyond EPA's control (like cheap natural gas and renewables).
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This dialogue must include the proper role of the government, market forces and how to best protect the consumer while allowing people and ideas to flourish on the Internet.
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"Our view is market forces determine the price of oil and we will maintain our market share and markets will recover," he told a group of journalists in Paris.
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While we're growing fast, we're still just one percent of national energy capacity and can expand during the next four years if economics and market forces remain our bulwark.
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The black market forces behind the enormous poaching market can flaunt their wealth to some of the world's most disadvantaged in order to secure their silence regarding wildlife crime.
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With market forces attacking both supply and demand for oil, the outlook for prices and many energy firms is dim, Paige Meyer, an equity analyst with CFRA Research, said.
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Despite the popularity of Uber, Lyft and other ride-sharing services, the political and market forces have shifted in New York, with much of Uber's wounds seemingly self-inflicted.
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Since then, the Chinese leadership's enthusiasm for allowing market forces to pick winners and losers has wilted as social inequalities have grown, and Mr. Xi's speech confirmed that trend.
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At worst, it could be another sign that fair and free-market forces are not at play, potentially as a result of direct subsidies from the UAE and Qatar.
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The president frequently promises that he will restore jobs to coal miners, after a decade in which market forces and changes in technology have reduced their numbers to 66,000.
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America will continue to lead by example in demonstrating that market forces and technology-driven solutions are the most effective means of protecting the environment while fueling economic growth.
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None of this is welcome news to a government that prides itself on minimal intervention and maximal market forces, but national security is often an exception to this rule.
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Even if European leaders sought to protect their multinational corporations, these businesses primarily react to market forces and risks, said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of risk consultancy the Eurasia Group.
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The first woman to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, Ms. Burford argued that states were better custodians of resources and that market forces would bring more discipline to regulation.
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"The Chinese government wants more market forces to drive the economy and they are encouraging those processes," Fortescue CEO Nev Power told reporters on the sidelines of a conference.
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At the time, China was in the midst of an economic overhaul, seeking to transition from a planned economy to one where market forces and private entrepreneurship were encouraged.
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Its gross domestic product has grown recently — by 3.9 percent between 2016 and 2017 — and market forces are emerging, for the trade of food and real estate, for example.
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Some posit basic income as a way to let market forces work their ruthless magic, delivering innovation and economic growth, while laying down a cushion for those who fail.
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And the EpiPen—with no real competitors, and no market forces to stand in the way of price increases—was the company's cash cow, bringing in $1 billion a year.
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Beijing, we are told, has found the right balance between state and market forces, and is best positioned to exploit exciting new technologies, such as big data and artificial intelligence.
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Its choice to shift production away from factories that make cars and to make better-selling and more profitable SUVs, trucks and crossover vehicles is simply responding to market forces.
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Why it matters: This drop, between 2016 and 2017, is due largely to market forces and moves by President Obama and Congress, and occurred before President Trump officially took office.
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The rate, known as LPR and set monthly, was announced in August as a way to increase the role of market forces in setting interest rates, while lowering financing costs.
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The composition of Japan's workforce is slowly changing, with greater numbers of workers, especially women, on more flexible contracts that are more exposed to market forces, for better or worse.
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But as renewable energy becomes more competitive, market forces will help move Asia away from coal, said Yongping Zhai, an energy expert at the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Manila.
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And while making some money off mysterious market forces I don't fully understand is exciting and all, it's not what I love about dipping my toe into cryptocurrency's murky waters.
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Why it matters: Achieving deep cuts will eventually require going beyond the power industry, where market forces are already shoving coal aside, as well as speeding up power-sector cuts.
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Turnbull's neoliberal support for market forces and public sector cuts has been broadly supported in the Liberal Party since the 1980s, but is apparently no longer so popular with voters.
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China embarked on a revamp of its state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in 2015 to tackle rising corporate debt and also to make them more profitable and responsive to market forces.
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Market forces have far more influence on overall drilling activity than government policy, so it's questionable to draw a direct link between a president's views and output on nonfederal lands.
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Unleashing "market forces and transparency" in the health insurance industry would strength the system, said Coburn, a physician and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research think tank.
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The comment came after climate lobby group Market Forces lodged a shareholder resolution for the company to report on its fossil fuel exposure at its annual general meeting in September.
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Power companies have already made the decades-long investment decisions to shift to natural gas and renewable energy, and market forces will ensure most companies don't revert back to coal.
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The authorities' intention to preserve the dominance of state-owned enterprises in key strategic sectors and strengthen their presence in new sectors could also dull the role of market forces.
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Analysts worry that any halt to China's financial risk campaign may also delay much-needed structural reforms, such as allowing market forces to dictate a more efficient use of capital.
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Analysts worry that any halt to the financial risk campaign may also delay much-needed structural reforms, such as allowing market forces to dictate a more efficient use of capital.
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As China's economy has slowed, the government has pledged to give more rein to market forces, though foreign business groups and governments have expressed disappointment at the speed of reforms.
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The availability of a second drug in that class allowed pharmacy benefit managers to leverage competitive market forces and significantly reduce the final price paid by states, employers and insurers.
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He has a better grasp of market forces than his predecessor and, perhaps, more patience to ride out what may turn out to be a hiccup in recent Apple history.
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"I can't see how the BOJ can beat market forces when the global tide of central banking is toward normalization," said Mari Iwashita, chief market economist at SMBC Friend Securities.
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To that end, most experts agree that renewables remain most reliable and cost-effective at the utility scale and power companies should be adding these resources whenever market forces allow.
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Much of its technology investment abroad and at home is driven by government policy rather than market forces and is undertaken by state or quasi-state entities with official backing.
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This doesn't seem to make any sense on the surface — and the strange mix of market forces has created an environment where investors are behaving in ways they normally wouldn't.
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Some neighbors expressed fears that multifamily properties or low-income housing would replace the old homes, but zoning and market forces would most likely curb any out-of-context construction.
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Now that patients will have the option of producing their own plants again, it also forces the legitimized sector to be somewhat susceptible to free market forces while remaining regulated.
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They concluded that for all the power of market forces, from automation taking over routine tasks to globalization squeezing retailers' margins, there is nothing inevitable about low-quality retail jobs.
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With his background, Mr. Liu, 66, seems to respect market forces, while also sharing Mr. Xi's goal of maintaining the Communist Party's grip on Chinese society, and particularly the economy.
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" The board pleaded with the commission to uphold its mission "to protect our shared historic legacy from destructive market forces of the kind now at a fever pitch in Chelsea.
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It's also an outgrowth of market forces: The popularity of midcentury furniture rendered the classics too costly for young designers, who were forced to look for more obscure vintage inspiration.
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The private insurance market forces hospitals to jump through hoops to receive even 30 percent of the cost for services provided, and these hospitals are in no position to object.
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In particular, his "Digital Renaissance" should be consulted by any regulator or legislator being solicited by a forlorn media mogul looking to protect a traditional business from disruptive market forces.
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Even as he appeared receptive, however, he continues to remain more reliant on market forces than his own executive authority after hearing private warnings from business groups and conservative allies.
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Market forces would tend to weaken the yuan as the demand for China's exports has weakened and as China's credit market conditions have eased given the lull in China's growth.
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An influential part of the British media — from the respectable Economist to the jingoistic Daily Mail — presumed, along with the bipartisan Thatcherites, that "there is no alternative" to market forces.
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Josh Wallack, a deputy chancellor for strategy and policy in the Education Department, said that choice and market forces could not be left to mold the system on their own.
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In an interview earlier with CNBC, Stevens blamed "market forces" for the rise in commodity prices, not the tariffs the Trump administration placed on steel and aluminum this year, specifically.
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As all reasonable people know, trashing trade deals won't bring industrial jobs back; building walls won't make us safer; and market forces won't deliver health care or educate our children.
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The euro is weaker against the dollar as the result of market forces, which are driven by the diverging interest rate policies between the Fed and the European Central Bank.
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My plan for climate risk disclosure would hold corporations accountable for their role in worsening the climate crisis, using market forces to accelerate the transition away from dirty fossil fuels.
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As China's economy has slowed, the government has pledged to give more free rein to market forces, though some foreign businesses have expressed disappointment at the speed of those reforms.
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What Clinton was obviously fumbling around trying to say is that lots of coal miners and coal companies are going to be put out of business by these market forces.
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With that in mind, Republican officials have begun stepping down a path to protect rural Americans and coal communities, stimulate innovation, and use market forces (not regulations) to reduce emissions.
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Yet China's solar panel production has more than quintupled in the past decade because, he said, Beijing has allowed market forces to winnow the industry to the most efficient competitors.
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In a speech, Zhou Zixue, who leads the industry group overseeing the new fund, emphasized the importance of market forces, using language similar to that used in announcing the semiconductor fund.
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The International Monetary Fund has called on Nigeria to lift the curbs and let the naira currency reflect market forces more closely, as the restrictions have significantly affected the private sector.
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For example, New Zealand has been reasonably successful in implementing market forces in the electricity industry, but there are complaints that prices are higher than when it was under government ownership.
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Then let market forces work, and when a bank fails, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation can resolve the situation, with little hoopla, as it has with 515 bank failures since 2008.
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In the last 13 years, Congress passed major legislation that expanded taxpayer-financed coverage for prescription drugs but lacked explicit mechanisms for dealing with costs, instead relying mainly on market forces.
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Had he lived to see this happy evidence of the invisible hand of market forces, Adam Smith might have downed a glass and polished off a bowl of cherries to celebrate.
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Anyone who has worked in a large company further knows that timing a product launch or a new marketing strategy has more to do with internal politics than reading market forces.
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Battery technology still makes up a large part of the price of an all-electric car, and the market forces — material costs, overall supply — aren't helping to quickly bring costs down.
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While those issues will soon pass, Barclays warns that a tug of war between market forces will determine how skinny natural gas supplies get — and how high prices rise — this winter.
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HOT-BUTTON ISSUE The restructuring comes as President Xi Jinping vowed to make the economy more responsive to market forces and shift to consumer-focused investment from a state-led model.
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It coincides with production cuts in America's shale-oil industry; as one analyst puts it, like central-bank currency intervention, it helps that market forces are heading in the same direction.
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Beijing can help avoid this happening by ending practices like forced technology transfers, and providing better protection for intellectual property, and by also genuinely allowing market forces to drive key decisions.
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The airline continuously reviews the composition and deployment of its fleet in response to demand trends as well as other economic and market forces, Jet Airways said in an emailed statement.
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While it is clearly more difficult to score benefits from competition compared to price controls and caps, even a discussion about market forces could serve to provide context for CBO's statements.
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"I'm skeptical of the idea that heroin market forces alone are the cause leading to recent increases in heroin," says Pedro Mateu-Gelabert, a drug use researcher at New York University.
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Market forces were not what compelled Barnes to drive 95 miles to punch Derek Fisher; that part was mostly just him being a hair-trigger sexist maniac with severe boundary issues.
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DOE research funding is frequently a target of conservatives, who complain that it amounts to the government picking winners and losers in a sector that should be driven by market forces.
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Mr Zhu argues that China has to make an example of spendthrift companies and local governments, letting them default or even go bust to get investors to take market forces seriously.
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More generally, why is it that the proponents of the fuel-economy standards assume that market forces somehow are incapable of seeing the higher future fuel prices that the bureaucrats predict?
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The senator also said that a lack of parity lets massive corporations "throw armies of lawyers at the regulatory process," skewing laws to protect themselves against market forces, and suppress companies.
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Global market forces are now disrupting the sector and active managers, under pressure to economically compete with passive funds, can no longer provide the stability they used to be able to.
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The short-lived circuit breaker experiment in China's domestic stock market was just the latest example of the government's ambivalence toward market forces, and it served to further undermine investor confidence.
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Those market forces could make Mr. Trump's promise to create at least half a million energy jobs a year in the nation's coal mines and oil shale fields all but impossible.
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Shares of Nike on Tuesday were down $2.60, or more than 503 percent, though it is unclear how much of that could be blamed on Mr. Kaepernick or other market forces.
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Mr. Stiglitz proposes using a combination of market forces and government nudges — a higher minimum wage and an expanded earned-income tax credit, for example — to help the poorest among us.
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Junior finance minister Eran Wickremaratne on Tuesday told Reuters that Sri Lanka will not intervene in the foreign exchange market and the government will leave it for market forces to decide.
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In August, the Treasury Department formally labeled China a currency manipulator after Beijing allowed its currency to weaken — a decline that many economists said was done in line with market forces.
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There is no doubt that even though the depreciation of the yuan reflects market forces, the NTC would be inclined to label China a currency manipulator under the proposed rule change.
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But supporters of a public option argue that it also enhances competition in the private insurance market, driving prices down across the board without completely abandoning the use of market forces.
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Even if there were occasional setbacks, many believed expanding market forces and a growing middle class would shape history in their direction and would make the government ultimately accept political liberalization.
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And bear in mind, the costs of procedures and services are often sky-high, because the lack of transparency in health care means that there are no market forces setting price.
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Similarly, rather than pursuing its statutory mandate to balance energy production with community, recreational, and environmental concerns, the Bureau announces that "market forces" will drive the pace of permitting and development.
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But as market forces continue to accelerate coal's decline, Trump should heed the advice of his Republican allies in Iowa and embrace the real job creator: the renewables industry that's actually growing.
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The corporate dissatisfaction echoes arguments from Medicare for All backers, who blame health industry profiteering and waste in the existing system for warping market forces in a way that demands government intervention.
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The latest ructions reinforce the belief that officials are struggling to reconcile contradictory demands: promoting market forces while preserving stability; and rebalancing the economy while continuing to meet increasingly unrealistic growth targets.
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Less noted at the time of Mr Xi's 2013 pronouncement about market forces, but more glaring now, was his declaration that SOEs should continue to play a dominant role in the economy.
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The funds are coming through the Obama administration's Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization Initiative, which helps coal-reliant regions cope with market forces, air pollution regulations and other factors.
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But the concentration of earning power in just a few giant companies, plus other market forces, leads us to the conclusion that venture capital investment into advertising technology startups has already peaked.
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Xi's comments reiterated a long-standing pledge by party leaders to give a greater role to free-market forces to improve efficiency and put the economy on a more sustainable growth path.
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It substitutes the power of political lobbies for market forces, favouring loud, well-organised producers over silent, disparate consumers and robbing economies of the nimbleness needed to adapt to changing technological conditions.
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"It's hard to have consumer-driven market forces that impact costs if the consumer doesn't understand how much any service costs and subsequently can't 'shop around' or negotiate it down," Sloan added.
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China is working to reform the hugely inefficient state-owned enterprises (SOEs), making the companies more subject to market forces and restructuring those that are performing poorly, while allowing some to close.
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"That's hard for the [Congressional Budget Office] to calculate because how does the CBO calculate the emergence of market forces in a place where there haven't been any for years?" he asked.
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Market forces such as new, more-efficient efficient natural gas plants, low natural gas prices and flat electricity demand are the biggest contributor to coal plants' inability to compete, the report found.
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Bloomberg said he believed the U.S. would hit that goal regardless of what Trump does because of leadership at the state level and market forces already at play in the private sector.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's nod to state-owned companies to start buying U.S. soybeans again to help placate its top trading partner may turn into a test of Beijing's will over market forces.
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The inauguration of a new president in 2017 introduces additional uncertainty into the healthcare ecosystem, which is already rebounding from existing market forces altering ways of how healthcare is provided and managed.
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Using such diversity mandates as a cudgel, rather than working through market forces, will not only harm those they intend to help, but will also lead to dramatic increases in federal power.
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Some of the drop can be attributed to market forces: in the past six years coal production has fallen by 30% and employment in the industry has dropped by more than 40%.
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That's a shame, because a combination of market forces, statutory deadlines, pending lawsuits and open agency rule-makings will force the nation's 85033th president to tackle a wide range of energy issues.
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Over the past several years, Americans have become acutely aware that our coal industry is changing rapidly – largely as a result of shifting technology in the energy industry and other market forces.
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N). "We expect market forces to remain constructive for further maple issuance, particularly from well-recognized non-financial companies," said Rob Brown, co-head of Canadian debt capital markets at RBC (RY.
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And it prompted peers and supporters to wonder whether the organization could provide a model for a segment of the journalism industry particularly hard hit by shrinking budgets and other market forces.
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Just because non-discrimination policies are good for the bottom line doesn't mean that we can sit back and hope that market forces alone will solve the problem of LGBT workplace discrimination.
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In a late 2016 speech at the National Press Club, McCarthy observed that market forces are leading to lower greenhouse emissions, and any move to scrap the CPP would have little impact.
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Adopting a western-style registration-based IPO system would give market forces a dominant role in deciding when a company can sell shares publicly, removing regulatory hurdles facing many Chinese listing candidates.
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But there is less evidence that it had a persistent impact on oil prices that would not have occurred otherwise if market forces had been left to play out on their own.
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The administration and Congress should also support efforts to open regional economies to market forces; increase labor force participation, especially among women; and improve the trade and investment climate in the region.
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Correction: When this story was first published, it said Worlds of Wonder was adversely affected by the market forces of Black Friday, when we meant the 1987 Black Monday stock market crash.
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The move came partly because of market forces, but also because China has been allowing the heavily managed value of its currency, the renminbi, to slide in currency markets in recent weeks.
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Our research tells us there are better alternatives, ones that harness the same market forces of choice, competition, and transparency that keep prices low in nearly all other sectors of the economy.
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One of his greatest accomplishments was to end a direct peg of China's yuan to the dollar, allowing market forces to play a greater role in setting the value of the currency.
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" Chavern added that antitrust laws are currently "insulating" Google and Facebook from market forces, but said that news publishers remain committed to "unleashing those forces to defend their investments in great journalism.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The internationalization of the yuan has exceeded people's expectations and its global acceptance will be driven by market forces, Yi Gang, a China central bank vice governor, said on Monday.
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He says unleashing free market forces is the key to lowering drug prices and has made it a priority to speed up the regulatory approvals of generic alternatives to brand-name drugs.
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But recent defectors, regular visitors and economists who study the country say nascent market forces are beginning to reshape North Korea — a development that complicates efforts to curb Mr. Kim's nuclear ambitions.
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Thanks to unanticipated market forces and shortsighted government policy, 101,85033 MW of coal fired generating capacity — one fourth of the entire U.S. coal fleet — will be forced into premature retirement by 2020.
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And as the European Union discusses its Common Agricultural Policy, some say the agreement could help bend governments' priorities away from market forces and toward those whose livelihoods are linked to land.
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While critics say the highly correlated nature of the currencies means the weakness of newer entrants could bring the whole house down; others argue market forces will ensure the best players prevail.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Thursday it would leverage its economy to boost defense capabilities, acknowledging shortcomings with long-held aims to inject more market forces into the development of its military.
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Even EPA administrator Scott Pruitt admitted last year that dwindling coal mines "this didn't happen as a result of the heavy hand of the EPA," but rather as a result of market forces.
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"The international role of the euro is primarily determined by market forces and the Eurosystem neither hinders nor promotes the international use of the euro," ECB President Mario Draghi said in the report.
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The FCC argues that "market forces" will prevent the Comcasts and AT&Ts of the world from doing anything to violate net neutrality—even though they vigorously lobby against the rules enforcing it.
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Last year, China changed its market mechanism for setting the yuan's daily fix to be based on the previous day's close, theoretically allowing market forces to play a greater role in its direction.
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Another is how decisions should be taken: by committee or by market forces (for example: making the version of the bitcoin software that is preferred by a large majority of miners the standard)?
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In particular, Ford and General Motors have been shouting at anyone who will listen that they're at least vaguely aware of the market forces coming for their heads, and are responding in kind.
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Zhou set the stage for the renminbi's broader use as a global currency whose value is determined by market forces, sparing his successor the internal and international tensions over China's managed exchange rate.
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Perez did not respond to emails, but in numerous appearances over the last couple of years, she has suggested that market forces naturally create inequality and political turmoil, thus requiring those state interventions.
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None of the other four U.S. states that allow recreational sales operate this way — and while some have faced supply glut or mild shortages, market forces and government intervention eventually work them out.
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The prime minister, Li Keqiang, told reporters that China would press ahead with "structural reforms" to boost market forces and said the government would try to find new jobs for those laid off.
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Market forces run counter to drug importation The importation proposals being discussed are not economically sustainable, in terms of price and product availability — and they do not even promise significant overall cost savings.
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While there is no agreement about the effect of the border adjustment tax, it is clear that they are still discussing and arguing about a world of market forces, not a mercantilist world.
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But while senior officials have said market forces will play a greater role in decision-making, they have also insisted on strengthening the "leading role" of the Chinese Communist Party in state enterprises.
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But left to free market forces, it's going to be a long time before the United States is going to produce enough yttrium or any other rare earth element to meet its needs.
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Nowhere is the rapid march of market forces more evident than across town, east of the Anacostia River in the Ward 8 electoral subdivision, where the median household income was $30,910 in 2015.
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"We are genuinely bewildered by recent attempts to pressure aluminum suppliers to change the pricing methodology that has evolved through market forces ... for more than 25 years," said the Aluminum Association's Lauren Wilkes.
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Tree sellers warn that market forces tied to the financial crisis, and amplified by the recovery, are driving up the price of trees and, in some parts of the country, making them scarce.
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Promoting dietary shifts can be complicated, and assessing the impact of these changes on an international scale involves making assumptions about agricultural practices, the ability to choose what you eat and market forces.
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However, navigating the complicated system of intellectual property (IP) rights — in addition to existing major market forces — can just as easily pull the rug out from underneath a small company or new entrant.
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When foreign competition devastated Germany's solar industry a few years ago, notes Felix Ekardt, head of the Research Unit Sustainability and Climate Policy in Leipzig, politicians simply shrugged and pointed to market forces.
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But despite his efforts, as CNN reported this week, market forces have led more coal-fired plants to closed under Trump in his first term than in former President Barack Obama's first term.
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Through the first seven months of 2019, total exports are down slightly, but this might be explained by normal market forces such as price and increased supply in other countries versus last year.
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One insider at a Chinese property company insisted, however, that investors coming from the world's second-largest economy have just had a stroke of "bad luck" in shouldering the blame for market forces.
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Recently, the Associated Press, in a "fact check," rebutted the notion that Bloomberg is single-handedly responsible for all recent coal-plant closures — and it's true, market forces helped, as did government policy.
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Sending the Mexican economy into a tailspin is the surest way to reverse that trend, which historically has been driven by market forces, and has never been deterred much by fences or walls.
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The fact that other developed countries have been able to share the benefits of these market forces suggests that policy choices on the national level play a central role for boosting living standards.
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Mr. Li, the Chinese economic adviser, contended that China, not the United States, was the country that had proved willing to let market forces determine winners and losers in the solar panel market.
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The broader point is that market forces, namely changing fuel prices, have done more to shape the energy sector as it stands today than any policy levers that the Trump administration is pulling.
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"Our mission is to use free market forces to drive social change by creating careers in high-tech for people with specialized abilities," said Gray Benoist, President of MindSpark in a press release.
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And super-low interest rates, which mainly reflect market forces, not policy, are creating problems for banks, whose profits depend on being able to lend money for substantially more than they pay on deposits.
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Asked to comment on the U.S. criticism on South Korea's FX policies, Lee Ju-yeol said South Korea has been sticking to its policy principle that FX rates should be driven by market forces.
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The longer the global economy remains in the low-growth trap, the more difficult it will be to break the negative feedback loops, revive market forces, and boost economies to the high-growth path.
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A helpful way to think about our current juncture is that we are on course, right now, to roll out a Green New Deal within the next 20 years through basic market forces alone.
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The government has pledged to deepen its reform of the world's fastest growing civil aviation industry and allow market forces to play a more decisive role in order to improve service quality and efficiency.
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The infrastructure of fact has been undermined in part by a combination of technology and market forces – but we must seriously reckon with the underlying truth of the populists' charge against the establishment today.
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If shareholders dump stock after a corporation discloses misrepresentations, an event study should be able to show the share price fell in response to the disclosure and not to market forces unrelated to fraud.
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The big picture: Driven by market forces, tightening emissions rules and environmental concerns, automakers are introducing nearly 100 hybrid and electric vehicle models through 2022 — and many have an eye toward electric AVs eventually.
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But that is a small uptick set against a steady decline, which has been caused primarily not by environmental regulations, as Mr Trump and many in the coal industry claim, but by market forces.
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Croft said OPEC's producers are more serious than in previous attempts, and they are all keen to increase revenues, after following a policy for the past two years of letting market forces drive prices.
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While market forces play a decisive role, the yuan is a managed floating exchange rate, and in the process, China has kept the yuan basically stable at a reasonable and balanced level, Yi said.
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But the campaign's proposals and promises say little about the fundamental market forces that have sent oil prices spiraling in the last two years and reduced U.S. dependence on coal for its electricity needs.
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The Senate's No. 2 Republican, John Thune, who is also a member of the finance committee, expressed some reservations about the proposed rebates, telling reporters this seemed to move away from free market forces.
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Earlier this month, Lytro CEO Jason Rosenthal wrote a candid assessment of the company's fortunes on Backchannel, explaining the market forces that had prompted he and his team to move away from consumer cameras.
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Contrary to claims that free market forces can't be applied to healthcare because life-threatening and emergency situations prevent people from comparing prices, emergency care makes up less than 2 percent of healthcare spending.
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"It is a further sign of reluctance at senior levels to allow prices to be set by market forces," Chang Liu and Mark Williams, economists at Capital Economics, said in a note on Wednesday.
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In those cases, we've seen studios and labels gradually come around by way of licensing deals and simple market forces, so it will be interesting to see if that plays out the same here.
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"The heroin supply chain appears to be a largely horizontal, diversified operation with multiple actors, and one that is obedient to market forces rather than one or two single vertically integrated distributors," Dudley testified.
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Still, even if the rule is overturned, market forces outside of royalties, such as the booming natural gas industry, are expected to keep coal down, no matter how many exemptions Republicans make for it.
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If the blame could simply be chalked up to a new recession, increased automation, or market forces beyond anyone's control, then I wouldn't have much of a gripe about this shortfall in factory jobs.
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Pressed to acknowledge how market forces come into play — coal can't compete with much cheaper natural gas on price, for example — Pruitt said a surge in U.S. natural gas production was "partly" to blame.
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Australia-based environmental finance organization Market Forces said it analyzed 22 coal power deals in Indonesia since January 202010 and found state-run financiers for the three nations were involved in 18 of them.
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There is every indication that the president's appointees will favor financial deregulation and a greater reliance on market forces to prevent excesses within the financial system that would increase the risk of financial instability.
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Without much fanfare, Mr. Cuomo has started a big effort to retool his state's utilities for the modern age, trying to apply market forces to transform the way electricity is produced, transmitted and consumed.
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They were often more exposed to market forces; their livelihoods, to a great degree, depended on an ability to spot opportunity and sell the right things to the right people at the right price.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. labor costs increased solidly in the fourth quarter and growth in compensation is expected to accelerate as a tightening labor market forces employers to raise wages to retain and attract workers.
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Monetary policy is now refocusing on market forces rather than zero interest rates, which means that money will flow to where it is needed, not to where some university professors believe it should go.
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Technological change and market forces are making clean energy competitive with dirty fossil and nuclear energy, helped along by small tax credits (which are nonetheless dwarfed by much larger fossil fuel and nuclear subsidies).
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While I am no fan of "command-and-control" regulatory regimes, there is an important and judicious role for government to play when market forces have proven inadequate to protect public health and safety.
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Oil producers should "let the market forces continue to seek and find that equilibrium price between supply and demand," said Mr. Falih, speaking to a small group of reporters in his penthouse hotel suite.
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CityRealty compiles the data to examine how prime Manhattan real estate performs, as it is considered a good investment when larger market forces are not at work, said Gabby Warshawer, research director at CityRealty.
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Analysts said the somewhat confusing message—buying yuan in the secondary market only to guide it lower the next day—was part of the PBOC's plan to let the onshore yuan reflect market forces.
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Before officials reckoned with those repercussions, market forces took hold: Migrants arrived seeking jobs and roofs over their heads, driving the city's population from 11 million in early 1990s to twice that size today.
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A better outcome is allowing market forces to work, as it seems will happen with Jet, which is likely to be swallowed up — possibly by the Indian conglomerate Tata and its partner, Singapore Airlines.
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Sri Lanka will not intervene in the foreign exchange market and the government will leave the level of the rupee for market forces to decide, junior finance minister Eran Wickremaratne told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Feng told reporters the "main principle" of the restructuring policy would be the deployment of market forces, but the central government needed to offer a helping hand to local authorities to deal with layoffs.
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The Trump administration has turned over its climate change policy to the coal industry, but the plight of this industry is being caused by market forces, not the environmental regulations that the administration reviles.
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In defense of their right to cleaner cars, 24 states announced a lawsuit Friday challenging the Trump administration's reckless decision, which not only defies science, but also defies public opinion and even market forces.
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" Pointing to China's pledge to reduce its own carbon emissions, Earnest said "there are significant market forces that do counter the argument, that's not rooted in science, that's being made by the other side.
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Nearly three-fifths (58%) of bosses in India believed automation and artificial intelligence (AI) were the most influential market forces driving them to confront learning challenges, second only to 60% of employers in Malaysia.
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Most prescriptions call for China to ease reliance on exports and government spending, nurture its growing ranks of middle-class consumers and let companies make decisions based on market forces instead of political mandates.
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Mr. Buhari curbed the Central Bank's independence and refused to allow the currency, naira, be determined by market forces, pegging it at about 35 percent higher than one would get on the black market.
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" Regan asked Liu to define state capitalism, and Liu described China's system of "socialism with Chinese characteristics, where market forces are expected to play the dominating or the deciding role in the allocation of resources.
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The challenge is to find a formula that arrests a decades-long decline in Britain's manufacturing sector by helping firms tackle the challenges posed by globalization without blunting the market forces that make them competitive.
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"Any appointment that upholds Trump's views on climate change would be a disaster for the World Bank," said Julien Vincent, executive director of Market Forces, an Australian environmental advocacy initiative that focuses on financial institutions.
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The yuan's future pivots around this question: will China be able to restrain market forces and guide the currency to a soft landing, or will the dam break and mild depreciation turn into a rout?
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Change is urgently being demanded by market forces — shifts in consumer habits, intolerable rising costs to advertisers and through a nearly universal dissatisfaction with the advertising models that have dominated (plagued) the U.S. digital economy.
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"Illegal inducements increase the costs paid by the American taxpayer and distort the market forces that otherwise could control those costs," Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt of the DOJ's Civil Division said in a statement.
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But cafeteria officials who operate on tight budgets say they have always welcomed the "bonus" foods the agency offered in the past, even if the market forces that make the products available isn't always clear.
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The Cuban government legalized nonagricultural cooperatives five years ago as part of its strategy for the Communist-run state to pull back slowly from the economy in favor of the private sector and market forces.
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Excessive trade protection is protecting poor companies and preventing high-cost and less-competitive players from being phased out by market forces, which hinder the progressive transformation and competitiveness of the steel industry, Yu said.
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But he told Reuters that the main purpose of the exchange fund, created during the 1930s Great Depression, is to help minimize "distress on certain currencies as a result of market forces" or other pressures.
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The Sierra Club, an environmental group, said the State Department was attempting a short cut to get the project built and a full review is required that considers changes in oil prices and market forces.
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"I think I'm coming around to the belief that people tend to leave money on the table when there's no question of survival, or market forces pushing them toward getting that money," Professor Farber said.
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No matter what ultimately happens with ObamaCare in the courts, the focus on extending market forces and deregulating health care with a goal toward improving quality and choice is refreshing to doctors, hospitals, and patients.
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Market forces, regulatory assumptions and business habits favor the building of new pipelines even though an evolving electrical grid and patterns of power use suggest that the demand for gas will, in many cases, decrease.
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Market forces trump politics, and these forces have enormous momentum: Cheap natural gas is likely to remain cheap for the foreseeable future, and fast-rising renewable energy — even without subsidies — will continue to beat coal.
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Would this classify as a hangover of colonization, discrimination or market forces in the independent education sector, where if you are paying exorbitant school fees you can bend the rules to get what you want?
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The central bank still provides dollars for the import of 40 essential goods at a preferential rate much lower than the market rate, but otherwise it is largely letting market forces operate, the banker said.
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But Mr. Trump and his department heads have made a very big deal of saving jobs in a declining industry that is already under severe pressure from market forces, including competition from cheaper natural gas.
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The difficulty of determining whether exchange rates are falling due to deliberate intervention to spur exports or because of market forces means the new policy, if implemented, would cause confusion, promote protectionism, and flame nationalism.
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We can hope, though, that the rest of the world will keep pulling, and that market forces and the march of technology will achieve the cleaner energy future that Mr. Trump seems unable to embrace.
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The shutdowns, driven by market forces that in recent years have favored natural gas-powered generation and, increasingly, wind and solar, will be an especially harsh economic blow to the region's Hopi and Navajo populations.
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Sanders health-care plan would inappropriately move our system further away from the competition and market forces that can most effectively reduce costs, improve quality and ensure access to high-quality care for all Americans.
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Instead of relying on Keynesian policies such as interest rate targeting, Volcker had the Fed directly reduce the growth rate of the money supply, and let interest rates go as high as market forces dictated.
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But for the many galleries that depend on art fairs for exposure and sales, fighting against these prevailing market forces is like spitting into the wind: it's going to hit you smack in the face.
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"Less economic production was being curtailed and differentials were narrowing as a result of market forces," Suncor said in a statement, adding that specific effects from the cuts will be discussed in its upcoming 2019 outlook.
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"It is hard for us to tell China to tell their currency should be moved by market forces, and then have a serious contender for the White House who wants to devalue the dollar," said Chandler.
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"You put all that together, and there are a lot of additional forces on top of market forces driving high premium increases for 2018," said Chris Sloan, a senior manager with the health industry consulting firm.
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" Regan asked Liu her definition of state capitalism, and Liu described China's system of "socialism with Chinese characteristics, where market forces are expected to play the dominating or the deciding role in the allocation of resources.
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Market forces outside of the Trump administration's control, like Asian demand for coal and cheap natural-gas prices, are likely to keep the long-term future of the U.S. coal industry somewhere between stagnant and negative.
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If America's steel industry is to survive, the United States must take action to reduce global overcapacity by working to remove subsidized production from the world supply so basic market forces can once again determine outcomes.
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Though listings will be overseen by the bourse, bankers still expect unofficial oversight from the CSRC as participants at all levels acclimatise to a pricing system based more on judgement and market forces than rigid rules.
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Though listings will be overseen by the bourse, bankers still expect unofficial oversight from the CSRC as participants at all levels acclimatize to a pricing system based more on judgment and market forces than rigid rules.
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"Top pay is unconstrained by the normal market forces which apply elsewhere and this lack of restraint is fuelling public distrust of business," Paul Marsland, deputy director of the High Pay Centre, told CNBC via email.
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In other words, much like Newton's law of inertia: investors in the West tend to stay in the West, VCs near the ocean tend to invest near the ocean — unless they act upon outside market forces.
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When the stock market crashed, rather than allowing a bust — which you should, if you really want more market forces — the government opted to intervene, ordering state firms to buy shares to keep prices artificially high.
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Beijing has called for a greater role for market forces in the economy in order to improve efficiency and develop a more sustainable growth model, but some have been skeptical of its progress on that front.
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A heady mix of technology, political and market forces means Apple and other high-profile Western tech companies in China, such as Tesla, will need to protect their market niches while navigating increasingly complex geopolitical headwinds.
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Last month, the IMF called on Nigeria to lift the curbs imposed by the central bank in 2015 and let the naira reflect "market forces" more closely, as the restrictions had significantly affected the private sector.
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When the next recession hits, the United States will face the very painful consequences of having bought into the conceit that the Federal Reserve could do a better job than market forces in setting interest rates.
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