A century ago, the economist and political scientist Joseph Schumpeter argued that the central virtue of a market economy was its capacity to innovate. He contended that economists traditional focus on competitive markets was misplaced what mattered was competition for the market, not competition in the market.

(3)The pricing information of the market is open.

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

The Norwegian Competition Authority successfully used this procedure to ensure that the market remained competitive.

She's waiting for the market to open a little impatiently.

Japan plans to accelerate labor market reforms, strengthen competition, and advance fiscal consolidation to sustain domestic confidence.

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Economic adjustments and the development of market relations in the country have resulted in unemployment and tough competition on the labour market, which is gender biased.

Particular attention should be paid to land access, investment regulation, competition laws, infrastructure, the informal market and governance.

For example, it is conceivable that a practice may hinder market access while at the same time causing no discernible injury to overall competition in the market concerned.

It is also possible that many women are not qualified enough to beat men in open competition for jobs.

The Competition Commission of South Africa was also consulted on Steinhoff Africa Limited and its market in South Africa.

We are increasing national investments and introducing structural changes with value added, while our market is based on competition.

The role of competition law and policy in facilitating market entry by small and medium sized firms and in promoting economic development, and the relationship between competition policy and the informal sector

Three fertilizer manufacturers were found by the Competition Commission to have conspired through trade committees to which they belonged to limit competition among them, which resulted in higher prices and stable market shares.

The existence of these companies distorted market signal, reduced the elements resources use efficiency, increased the cost of social management, thereby hindering the establishment of market environment with fair competition.

Enrollment is conducted based on an open competition, and in accordance with the rules and regulations of the secondary school.

We should insist that Egypt or Pakistan improve their market system, apply the rule of law, and open their economies to international trade and capital movements. Allowing free elections and true political competition is also critically important, but this should follow economic reforms, not precede them.

Libyan politics will undoubtedly continue to be based on Gaddafi s Green Book and people power, as expressed in its People s Congress. But Gaddafi now seems to want to reconcile his teachings and rule with a more open economy, including foreign direct investment and market based competition.

Enhancing wage flexibility in an environment in which unemployment exceeds 11 will allow firms to cut wages, and lower labor costs will permit them to cut prices in an effort to gain market share. Deregulation that intensifies product market competition will similarly lead to lower prices (that being what competition does).

That is why the competition with Microsoft is bound to come will only come from an open source kind of project.

Thousands of children are annually taken from social risk situations and are prepared so that they can face labour market competition.

Product development based on available agro resources is the key to becoming a potential player in the global market and to facing the increasing competition of imported goods on the domestic market.

The collusive behaviour distorted competition in the fuel market to the detriment of the end customer who bought fuel from filling stations.

In June 2005 the Competition Council of the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH Gazdasági Versenyhivatal) found evidence that Finland's Kemira Graw Haow, Europe's second largest fertilizer producer, and Belgium's Tessanderlo had been colluding in the Hungarian fertilizer market.

(j) Promote the acquisition by persons with disabilities of work experience in the open labour market

At the open competition for the writing of PhD dissertation, 132 candidates applied, out of which 51 were women and 81 were men.

Primarily, it leads to increased competition within such professions and the weakening of the general competitiveness of women in the overall labour market.

Rather, the competition agency's decision was based on market data showing that cement prices had risen by as much as 38 per cent.

On this front, there is much to be done. Spain, for example, can currently transmit only 1.5 of its electricity generating capacity to the rest of Europe, owing to a lack of transmission infrastructure in the Pyrenees and France s reluctance to open its energy market to competition from the Iberian Peninsula.

Together we can open up the labour market to them and give them prospects for the future.

The European Union market remains the most open, and the most important, for developing country exports globally.

See J. Musonda, Regional competition policy for COMESA countries and implications for an FTA in 2000 , in UNCTAD, Competition policy, trade and development in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (UNCTAD ITCD CLP Misc.18), p. 103.

In short, producers of more sophisticated goods and services in developed and emerging market countries need to be prepared for growing competition from China.

In short, producers of more sophisticated goods and services in developed and emerging market countries need to be prepared for growing competition from China.

The Commission noted that the transaction would not result in a reduction in the number of players, and therefore competition, in the relevant market.

(vi) when the proposed procurement contract is for the purchase or lease of real property and market conditions do not allow for effective competition

The first three annexes to this study list a selection of three types of instruments dealing with competition law and policy, namely bilateral agreements on competition law enforcement free trade, customs union or common market agreements and multilateral and plurilateral instruments.

We have been asked to open up our economies to competition from wealthier international companies with which our domestic companies have a hard time competing.

In public service, recruitment was subject to open competition on an equal basis, although it might be deplored that there were no quotas for women.

The single market also provides a platform and leverage to export goods and services to international markets. So we must make the single market more open, internally and externally.

An analysis of the horizontal implications revealed that the transaction raised no serious competition concerns as the market for the provision of these services was highly competitive and the merged entity would not enjoy a large market share.

Enrolment in secondary schools is made on the basis of an open competition and enrolment a qualification exam in June and an additional August enrolment term.

Finally, top priority should be assigned to completing the Single European Market, in which the Union has powerful legal instruments to pry open markets and sustain competition. The best therapy for reinvigorating growth is both direct, by increasing competitive pressure, and indirect, by triggering the necessary adaptation in national employment, welfare, and education policies.

Secondly, the executive and legislative organs of each State shall be chosen on the basis of free and general elections and of open competition among political actors.