Примери за използване на Public monopoly на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Money is a public monopoly.
The U.S. dollar is a tax credit based simple public monopoly.
We are not about to replace public monopoly with private monopoly. .
We do not want to substitute a private monopoly for a public monopoly. .
One thing worse than a public monopoly is a private one.
The only alternative to private monopoly is public monopoly.
Is not to transform a public monopoly into a private monopoly. .
In modern capitalist economies, the currency is also a simple public monopoly.
There is only one thing worse than a public monopoly and that is a private monopoly.”.
Mr Murphy says the movement is all part of the breakdown of American schooling from public monopoly;
What was once a public monopoly now became Slim's monopoly, and it was hugely profitable.
My response is they both failed to explicitly recognize the currency itself is a public monopoly.
Since the currency is a public monopoly, the government has a direct method at its disposal of determining its value.
European Union law- Direct effect- Primacy- National legislation concerning a public monopoly on bets on sporting competitions.
The compliance of a public monopoly with Community law should therefore be assessed only in relation to the gambling sector concerned.
Second, if there is a‘fundamental' contribution of MMT to‘the literature' it's the explicit recognition that a currency like the dollar is in fact a simple public monopoly, and all the rest follows.
Chartalists argue that,since money is a public monopoly, the government has at its disposal a direct way to determine its value.
The referring court doubts whether the public monopoly on bets on sporting competitions at issue in the main proceedings satisfies the requirement arising from paragraph 67 of the judgment in Gambelliand Others that the fight against dependence on gambling must be consistent and systematic.
In a judgment of 28 March 2006, the Bundesverfassungsgericht held,concerning the legislation transposing the LottStV in the Land of Bavaria, that the public monopoly on bets on sporting competitions existing in that Land infringed Paragraph 12(1) of the Basic Law, guaranteeing freedom of occupation.
Chartalists argue that,since the currency is a public monopoly, the government has at its disposal a direct way of determining its value.
WW brought an action before the Verwaltungsgericht Köln(Administrative Court, Cologne) against that decision andagainst the order of 28 June 2005, claiming that the public monopoly on bets on sporting competitions in force in the Land Nordrhein-Westfalen, on which those measures were based, was contrary to the freedom to provide services guaranteed by Article 49 EC.
Secondly, the referring court sees a contradiction between, on the one hand,the objectives justifying the public monopoly on bets on sporting competitions and, on the other, the expansionist policy of the German authorities on casino games, the dependency risk of which is also higher than that for sporting bets.
According to Carmen Media, other forms of gambling and bets, such as automated games, bets on horse races or bets offered by gaming establishments,are not subject to such a public monopoly, and, moreover, are experiencing increasingly extensive development, even though such games and bets generate a higher risk of addiction than bets on sporting competitions and lotteries.
Having regard to the whole of the above, the answer to the second question referred is that, on a proper interpretation of Article 49 EC,where a regional public monopoly on sporting bets and lotteries has been established with the objective of preventing incitement to squander money on gambling and of combating gambling addiction, and yet a national court establishes at the same time.
MMT provides a broad theoretical macroeconomic framework based on the recognition that sovereign currency systems are in fact public monopolies per se, and that the imposition of taxes coupled with insufficient govemment spending generates unemployment.
The adoption of the first directives on electricity in 1996 and on gas in 1998 was intended to achieve the completion of the internal market,which presupposed that public monopolies other than those concerning infrastructure would be abandoned in favour of free and undistorted competition in those fields.
Ceta doesn't cover public services,so EU countries would be able to keep public monopolies and continue to decide which services(such as water supply, health and education) they want to keep public and which ones they want to privatise.
These include imperfect(asymmetric)information monopoly, public goods, externalities.
Remove the monopoly of public education.
But if there is one thing worse than a public sector monopoly, it is a private sector monopoly. .