Examples of using A market-oriented in English and their translations into Russian
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political process Bulgaria was undergoing in its transformation to democracy and a market-oriented society.
political process Bulgaria is undergoing in its transformation to democracy and a market-oriented society.
create conditions for the development of a market-oriented economy.
The fact of the matter is that a market-oriented economist views a human being as a"homo economicus"- an absolutely selfish person straining after the profit maximization.
A market-oriented environment promotes sustained growth with equity to the extent that there are clear
Subsequently, in 1988, the socialist system was terminated and a multi-party system and a market-oriented economy were introduced.
The introduction of efficient and environmentally sound techniques of land exploitation could permit the gradual transition from a predominantly subsistence agriculture to a market-oriented, income-generating one.
FDI inflows had become significant in Benin only after the establishment of a market-oriented economy in the late 1980s.
Subsequently, in 1988, the socialist system was replaced with a multiparty system and a market-oriented economy.
arising from the process of transition to a market-oriented economy.
The New Zealand Health System had been restructured from a market-oriented model to a community-oriented model,
are undergoing a critical period of transition to a market-oriented economy, with all its difficult implications
institutional transformation based on private property and a market-oriented allocation of resources was incompatible with the previous"soft-budget constraint" on enterprises which was a typical feature of the centrally planned economy.
the secretariat has conceptualized a market-oriented study to help assess the economic potential of rare earth elements
In the same period, we have undertaken a thorough transformation of our economy, turning it into a market-oriented economy, with all of the difficulties
but a shift from a market-oriented to a human rights-based approach was called for in order to achieve the Goals.
limited capital and lack of a market-oriented mindset, combined with weak physical infrastructure
situation of the country, currently undergoing transition from a centralized socialist economy to a market-oriented economy, limits the possibilities of promoting faster integration of the residents of Estonia of non-ethnic Estonian origin.