Distribution systems have reduced the market share of traditional travel agents, although high street travel agents still dominate the market in terms of distribution.

The distribution market was liberalized after the financial crisis that Thailand faced in 1997.

At the same time, maintaining fair conditions for competition in the market can maximize benefits to all actors in the distribution services market.

Indeed, neither the Chicago School nor the MIT School say that market outcomes are fair, because actual market outcomes depend on the initial distribution of resources. If that distribution was unfair, current and future outcomes will be unfair, too.

Regulations are necessary in order to ensure a well functioning distribution market, establish a level playing field and protect consumers.

The main market players related to distribution are consumers, retailers, wholesalers and other intermediaries, as well as suppliers of goods and other services.

The modernization of distribution services in Colombia has had a negative impact mostly on medium sized companies, which have been displaced from the market.

Other significant changes relate to income distribution, with average income rising and growing in the high end and the low end segments of the market.

In particular, the promotion of equal access and development of the two sexes in the labour market ensures fairer wealth distribution, as well as better distribution of human resources, contributing at the same time to the alleviation of social exclusion and poverty.

The Internet in particular has drastically changed the distribution of tourism products and services and is driving substantial changes in the market structure and consumer behaviour.

The relevant product market was identified as the manufacturing and distribution of (a) bedding (b) case goods (c) upholstered lounge suites and (d) furniture products, while the relevant geographical market was identified as the whole of Zimbabwe since that is the market on which the merger would have a significant impact.

Market seeking OFDI is driven by the competitive impulse to access new markets, distribution networks and marketing channels in order to secure greater influence over supply chains.

Internal obstacles include informational barriers (e.g. unreliable data on the international market), functional barriers (e.g. lack of competencies and trained personnel), product and price barriers (difficulty in matching competitors' prices) and lack of bargaining power, distribution and logistics barriers (e.g. complexity of foreign distribution channels).

The best hope for most North Koreans is the subterranean market economy that fills the gaps in the state s planned economy and public distribution system. Trade with China is keeping those market forces supplied with goods and business opportunities across the border.

They should also focus on the need for improved income distribution and creation of new assets, adjustment of the education system to labour market needs and on financial reforms.

Some experts pointed out that such measures imply direct action by public authorities in the functioning of the distribution market and have not necessarily led to the expected results.

The distribution centres would provide space for storage, showrooms and offices for a period of 12 to 18 months, in order to consolidate the presence of a given product in the market.

In Latin America, current land distribution programmes are based on land banks or land market schemes that operate on the principle of purchasing of land, necessitating the availability of sufficient cash resources.

However, new technology has allowed other non traditional providers of tourism services such as Microsoft, Google and Yahoo to enter the distribution market for tourism services and become providers of e tourism.

This situation is understandable due to poor extension of market activities and because of the gender distribution of labor, which limits the participation of women to housekeeping, with extension only to agricultural production.

It was suggested that complementary government policies and programmes could play an important role in supporting firms in developing countries, and particularly SMEs, as they face the many challenges in the distribution market.

The GATS covers distribution services, defining them primarily as distribution of goods.

Geographical distribution

Geographical distribution

Geographical distribution

Income distribution

The combination of low investment electricity generation for households and the ability to sell surpluses, scale up output, and access pre existing distribution and maintenance networks bridges a crucial gap in the energy market.

Anywhere there's life, you're going to have this distribution, as opposed to that distribution.

The distribution shows.

Distribution of seats

Secondary distribution hub

Tertiary distribution hub

Main distribution hub

Other key market access areas are so called product exclusions (the fact that the distribution of certain products is sometimes excluded from commitments), for example as regards alcohol, tobacco, or pharmaceutical or certain agricultural (raw) products.

It pointed out that there was a need to regulate and guide the market to make the production and distribution of goods and services correspond to outcomes consistent with the realization of the right to development.

The impact in the distribution, if you trained every child in the United States, would be to shift the whole distribution to the right and narrow the distribution.

Chapter VI Income Distribution

What a bizarre distribution.

What a bizarre distribution.

on parchment for distribution,

on parchment for distribution,

Thematic distribution of expenditures

Archives, Indexing and Distribution

Poor distribution of personnel.

Geographical distribution of staff