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The net result was that the atmosphere around globalisation was poisoned on Capitol Hill without much actual trade being liberalised.

So deep have been the problems at Chinese state banks that it is difficult to see how the market could have been liberalised much faster.

Prices are less open than might be expected in a liberalised market, because six companies generate 80% of all power and supply 99% of it.

Today, much of the global financial sector is as liberalised as it was a century ago, just before the first world war.

There have already been several examples of suspected spying activities since Taiwan liberalised group tourism from China in 2009, he said.

He started in 1990, just as the Indian economy was being liberalised, by founding IT&T, a computer-maintenance business serving local firms.

Its liberalised economy has weathered Russian embargoes, and the state held together during the war with Russia.

Liberalised the telecommunications market and developed an advanced and world-class telecommunications infrastructure.

Unlike most emerging countries, China has not liberalised its capital account and can insulate itself from foreign capital flows.

Meanwhile, his campaign quietly reassured other countries of the candidate's appreciation for open markets and liberalised trade.

China has liberalised regulations for importing gold over the past year, widening the number of banks authorised to import gold.

All three countries have large domestic markets and relatively stable banking systems, which have not been liberalised.

Such leaps have been made in just four years since Macao liberalised its gaming industry, launching one of the biggest casino booms.

Many European countries, as well as New Zealand and Japan, have already privatised or liberalised their postal services.

Ms Selfin says that India, having liberalised its economy later than China, is now catching up.

Of the several thousand companies that raised money as India liberalised its financial markets, some simply melted away.

This is not to say that liberalised finance brings no benefits.

A revitalised Japan would add to the dynamism of a more liberalised Asia-Pacific region.

Some, such as Iowa and Michigan, have liberalised gambling laws and made it easier for non-Indians to set up casinos.

Wages were frozen, financial transactions were subjected to punitive taxes and foreign exchange and trade were liberalised.

When Macao's gaming industry was liberalised, Lawrence changed tack and followed in his father's footsteps.

The other Anglosphere economies have also reformed and liberalised more than other big advanced economies.

A liberalised economy will generate new forces and tensions that will make it impossible to maintain an authoritarian political system.

Falling prices and recently liberalised markets have boosted their businesses.

Their welfare and happiness will be maximised in a free, democratic, decentralised, open and liberalised Europe.

For a country that pioneered liberalised energy markets in the 1990s, that is quite a reverse.

A revitalised Japan would add to the dynamism of a more liberalised Asia-Pacific region. That is surely something worth fighting for.

Some have simply liberalised entry without much regulatory oversight.

But in relatively liberalised Britain gas is largely traded at spot prices set by current supply and demand.

Meanwhile, other financial dealings with China are fast being liberalised in Taiwan.

Ads for banks have taken off as the financial industry has been liberalised over the past decade.

People in countries that have recently liberalised and are now booming are the most enthusiastic: 79% of Indians and 84% of Chinese say yes.

Even Ms Wang, a supporter of liberalised gaming, says the Chinese can be particularly vulnerable to gambling's allure.

More basically, Britain's vaunted liberalised-market model is looking ragged.

The Chinese government has recently liberalised rules on offshore investments by institutional investors.

The system was liberalised in 2006 with the aim of channelling part of China's $2, 000bn domestic savings overseas.

Nor has it liberalised Italy's grossly overregulated economy.

These must be liberalised.

Farming, a mainstay of the economy, is also being liberalised.

But countries with more liberalised labour markets, such as Ireland, have done badly too.

There is, however, another view: a presumption in favour of liberalised markets and innovation.

The rise of low-cost carriers born in liberalised markets is another.

Opportunities for graft have grown since India liberalised its economy in 1991.

He has stimulated the economy back to life and liberalised some financial services.

Recently they have crumbled, as Indonesia's economy has been progressively liberalised and they lost the monopolies they relied on.

Of the other 20, only 13 have liberalised their markets.

in january , the telecommunications market was fully liberalised after the liberalisation of the external facility - based market

Customer Service Experiences in Liberalised Markets Dominique Kon Sun Tack, Customer Services Manager, Macao Water, Macao

energy supply has not been properly liberalised;

the road haulage sector was liberalised;