Examples of using Liberalisation has in English and their translations into Swedish
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in which precisely no liberalisation has taken place
Many of the regimes in the Arab world have realised this and liberalisation has been their answer.
In the context of the Barcelona Process, a free trade area for goods has been agreed, and asymmetric liberalisation has begun.
Furthermore, liberalisation has opened up a number of crucial sectors that were previously closed to competition.
Even though incumbents may have laid off some workers, liberalisation has created a large number of new entrants which are creating new employment.
In general, liberalisation has advanced furthest in the UK
In other ways, liberalisation has had a positive impact,
At the same time, liberalisation has served the interests of the large international carriers by concentrating the sector,
In the Netherlands, which wanted to take the lead, liberalisation has resulted in a significant reduction in the quality of train services.
Even within sectors previously dominated by cosy national monopolies, liberalisation has led to a growth in employment.
Liberalisation has directly resulted in enormous increases in the wholesale gas price in the UK.
Liberalisation has, in fact, contributed to the loss of jobs and to the creation of private monopolies,
Although trade liberalisation has certainly boosted female employment in developing countries,
Although there is as yet insufficient evidence to fully assess the long-term impact of the opening to competition of services of general interest, there is no evidence supporting the thesis that liberalisation has had a negative impact on their overall performance,
One only has to look at what is happening in Portugal to realise that liberalisation has led to privatisation,
Others- and I hope there will be many of us- believe that liberalisation has had both positive
Liberalisation had brought clear benefits to consumers.
Others point out that liberalisation had negative social
The structural adjustment programmes and unbridled liberalisation have certainly not improved living conditions in those countries.
Globalisation and liberalisation have brought growth