market economy

Word family nounmarketabilitymarketeermarketermarketingmarketizationmarketizemarket economymarket forcesmarket leadermarketplacemarket researchmarket sharemarketadjectivemarketablemarket-ledverbmarketise

Related topics: Trade, Economics

ˌmarket eˈconomy noun [countableC]

BBTPEan economic system in which companies are not controlled by the government but decide what they want to produce or sell, based on what they believe they can make a profit from 市场经济

Examples from the Corpus

market economy• In a market economy, there must be demand.• This pinpoints a fundamental weakness in the libertarian defence of a market economy.• Yeltsin took drastic steps to move his country toward a market economy, steps that required severe sacrifice for millions of people.• Outsiders, ever hopeful, see movement towards a market economy.• But as these countries gradually, if fitfully, merge into the global market economy, fewer and fewer such barriers exist.• The two ideal-type political economies are the market economy and the command economy.• The family currently lacks a legal infrastructure for operating in the market economy.

From Longman Business Dictionary

market economyˈmarket ˌeconomy (also free economy), free market economy [countableC]ECONOMICS

an economy in which companies are not controlled by the government but decide for themselves what to produce and sell, based on what they believe they can make a profit from

The Colombian government has demonstrated its belief in a market economy by privatizing inefficient state companies.

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单词	market economy
释义	market economy Word family nounmarketabilitymarketeermarketermarketingmarketizationmarketizemarket economymarket forcesmarket leadermarketplacemarket researchmarket sharemarketadjectivemarketablemarket-ledverbmarketise Related topics: Trade, Economics ˌmarket eˈconomy noun [countableC] BBTPEan economic system in which companies are not controlled by the government but decide what they want to produce or sell, based on what they believe they can make a profit from 市场经济 Examples from the Corpus market economy• In a market economy, there must be demand.• This pinpoints a fundamental weakness in the libertarian defence of a market economy.• Yeltsin took drastic steps to move his country toward a market economy, steps that required severe sacrifice for millions of people.• Outsiders, ever hopeful, see movement towards a market economy.• But as these countries gradually, if fitfully, merge into the global market economy, fewer and fewer such barriers exist.• The two ideal-type political economies are the market economy and the command economy.• The family currently lacks a legal infrastructure for operating in the market economy. From Longman Business Dictionary market economyˈmarket ˌeconomy (also free economy), free market economy [countableC]ECONOMICS an economy in which companies are not controlled by the government but decide for themselves what to produce and sell, based on what they believe they can make a profit from The Colombian government has demonstrated its belief in a market economy by privatizing inefficient state companies. → economy
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