Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Deregulation trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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The new PressAct of 1966 was a timid effort at deregulation.
G In many countries deregulation has helped to drive the process along.
Milton Friedman- Nobel Prize-winning monetarist economist associated with the Chicago school andadvocate of economic deregulation and privatization.
Deregulation of the equilibrium between HATs and HDACs has also been detected in several cancer types.
But with his corporate tax cuts and deregulation, Trump is moving in the opposite direction.
Deregulation of the air industry in Europe in 1992 gave carriers from one EU country the right to operate scheduled services between other EU states.
More recently, auctions have also been designed for deregulation and privatization of public monopolies, such as broadcasting rights.
Deregulation and large cuts to social services have produced dire socio-economic conditions that demand a high degree of personal responsibility just to get by.
The demand for airparcel delivery increased in the 1980s, and federal deregulation of the airline industry created new opportunities for UPS.
After deregulation, rates plummeted as carriers were permitted to compete with each other to meet the needs of shippers at prices they determined.
In the early 1980s, long before the impact of transport deregulation was fully felt, logistics costs accounted for about 15 percent of GDP.
Deregulation, globalization and the effect of the worldwide economic crisis across international stock markets have led to a growing interest in the subject of finance.
For the CEOs of Davos,it seems that tax cuts for the rich and their corporations, along with deregulation, is the answer to every country's problems.
Such change, whether triggered by deregulation or new technology or new competitors, always results in a shift in the distribution of profits along the value chain.
Between 1983 and 1996 the Hawke- Keating Labor governments introduced a number of economic reforms,such as deregulation of the banking system and the fluctuation of the Australian dollar.
Through the Internet, globalization and deregulation, customers suddenly had choices, reliable information about those choices and an ability to communicate with other customers.
Faculty will share their expertise in specialized modules on Financial Engineering,Leadership and Change Management, Deregulation in the Telecommunication Industry, and Business Strategy.
In 2007, the Rudd Labor Government promised extensive deregulation, particularly in the business sector, appointing Lindsay Tanner Minister for Finance and Deregulation.
Deregulation is generally regarded as the catalyst for yield management in the airline industry, but this tends to overlook the role of Global Distribution Systems(GDSs).
For the past 40 years, the United States and other advanced economies have beenpursuing a free-market agenda of low taxes, deregulation, and cuts to social programs.
With the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978, the airline industry deregulated and Southwest began flying to places outside of Texas, with New Orleans being the first in December of 1978.
This line turned into dogma in the 1980s, when Friedman became an adviser to President Ronald Reagan,and his thoughts on deregulation for the purpose of market efficiency became law.
Deregulation gained momentum in the 1970s, influenced by research at the University of Chicago and the theories of Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich von Hayek, and Milton Friedman, among others.
Business activity data in the Eurozone services(PMI), strong labor market data in the US,as well as the prospect of deregulation of banking activities in the United States, brought back risk appetite.
As deregulation continues further, utilities are driven to sell their assets as the energy market follows in line with the gas market in use of the futures and spot markets and other financial arrangements.
Less clear is the degree to which the LDP might bewilling to tackle questions of reform including deregulation, immigration, and trade liberalization that could help chart a path to sustainable growth.
Market deregulation, which has been a global trend since the 1980s, can lead to the destruction of sustainable land management practices in favour of monocultures, and can encourage a race to the bottom as far as environmental protection is concerned.
The Emergency Natural Gas Act(signed February 2, 1977)was a mix of regulation in response to OPEC price hikes and deregulation and the 1973 oil crisis in the U.S. As a result of this legislation Natural Gas Choice programs have sprung up in several states.
On May 12,members of a special government advisory panel on deregulation proposed creating six special regions where visa regulations would be eased to attract more foreign professionals and domestic helpers and baby sitters to assist them.
Especially, as the Korean Government recently announced substantial support and deregulation for foreign students regarding scholarship, dormitory, part time jobs, and employment after graduation, studying in Korea has become more convenient and possible with less cost.