Examples of using Deregulation in English and their translations into Indonesian
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either by brain changes, by deregulation between sleep and wakefulness,
As a consequence of these shifts, as well as economic deregulation and increased global competition,
the regulatory capture- or deregulation- and the lavish subsidies have all been characteristic of the U.S. in the past decade or more.
Hence competition law is closely connected with the law on deregulation of access to markets,
The deregulation of the capital market in the early 1980s triggered spectacular growth in the stock exchange,
In 1992, the European Union's deregulation of the air industry in Europe gave carriers from one EU country the right to operate scheduled services between other EU states
Deregulation in several Muslim nations opened the door to the creation of two products largely responsible for the serious growth of the Islamic capital market- Shari'a-compliant equity funds
is that a spate of deregulation in the late 1970s
Far from reducing administrative complexity or lowering prices, research has shown that deregulation made both problems worse by allowing the formation of networks of hospitals and providers who use advertising and other business and financial practices to**control markets and stifle competition.
Therefore, the Indonesian government has been eager to improve the investment climate- for example by cutting red tape, deregulation and by offering tax incentives in specific sectors to investors who meet specific criteria- in an effort to attract private investment.
the regulatory capture- or deregulation- and the lavish subsidies have all been characteristic of the U.S. in the past decade or more, too.
as he holds similar views to Yellen in terms of monetary policy approach as well as openness to deregulation which the Trump administration is advocating.
that the pursuit of free markets through deregulation would create wealth
science would serve as a platform to recognize someone who has proposed environmental deregulation and opening more of the Amazon rain forest to mining and agribusiness.
promises of tax reform, infrastructure spending and deregulation as well as trade policies.
most of the economic policy packages launched since September 2015 have tackled contentious issues such as the deregulation of licensing requirements,
President-elect Donald Trump stunned the world by defeating former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the U.S. presidential election with optimism for greater infrastructure spending and deregulation of certain sectors propelling the sharp increase in stocks since Nov. 8.
may forestall expectations for infrastructure investments and further deregulation that might help lift shares of financial firms.
notably after the government's deregulation of oil and gas sector through the Oil
Bakvis said the draft” puts forward a policy its own programme of extensive labour market deregulation, including lower minimum wages,