With so many barriers to free competition, Japanese workers are 25% less productive than Americans.
It abjures free competition, which it likens to the law of the jungle.
Rep. Paul is pressing the Free Competition in Currency Act, which would end legal tender and put Hayek's ideas into practice.
Having invested in schmoozing Russian decision-makers, the last thing they want is for their hard-won niches to be blasted by free competition.
The short answer is that no bank can be too big, so long as there is enough free competition to keep it on its toes.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission considers Intel a threat to free competition, and, of course, Microsoft's dustup with Washington's Department of Justice makes daily headlines.
The cumulative effect, were these measures to be implemented in 2003 as planned, would be to open 27% of incumbent operators' revenues to free competition.
So the Soviet Union had to aim at global dominance, and achieve it quickly, because given a free competition between systems no one would wish to choose that of the Soviets.
Ron Paul later sponsored the Honest Money Act (HR 2756) of 2007, the Free Competition in Currency Act of 2007 (HR 4683), the Tax Free Gold Act of 2008 (HR 5427), and the Free Competition in Currency Act of 2011 (HR 1098).
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For every hour that their e-books are being published and distributed free in competition with legal copies offered for sale, they lose potential sales.
Programmes can do a passable job writing up baseball games, and may soon fill parts of newspaper sections (those not sunk by free online competition).
State and local government agencies, such as the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning in this fleet management example, can help spur innovation through free market competition.
Like, for example, whether or not anti-carbon regulatory obstructionism based upon flawed science and crony politics will continue to escalate energy costs, kill jobs, and sabotage success-proven free market competition.
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Not my idea of noble, free market competition.
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The fact is automated sales tax technology freely available utilizes the very same technologies currently employed by twitter, UPS, FedEx and so many other application greatly simplifying business demands creating new efficiencies and free market competition.
It provided drug developers seven years of market exclusivity for their inventions, ensuring that they would have a reasonable amount of time in which to make back their hefty investment, free of competition from other pharmaceutical firms.
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That means that Coca-Cola (nyse: KO - news - people) will be free of competition from Pepsi (nyse: PEP - news - people) as the nonalcoholic beverage of choice for the games.
So by building up the concentration of ammonium ions inside its retaining membrane, H. pylori is able to fend off the destructive attentions of the hydrogen ions in stomach acid and thus live free from competition by less hardy germs.
Liebowitz emphasizes that because these ratings agencies were protected from free market competition, and so granted a government favored status by regulation, they naturally did not want to create controversial political waves by rocking the subprime mortgage boat, which would endanger their regulation protected profits.
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Let our love of money and our love of equality run free, and competition is well-civilized.
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The case presents an interesting dilemma for believers in free enterprise and competition.
He thought free markets and competition among currencies would lead to better money, as opposed to government monopoly power.
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It oversees, among other things, external trade policy, the policing of internal free trade, competition policy and much environmental policy.
Might this not change, given the lip service that so many governments pay to the notions of free trade and competition?
It went against her notion of the free market and competition, which is exactly what she believed microfinance clients needed to operate in.
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Mr Zielonka's model would work more smoothly if there were an outside guarantor of free trade and competition, especially if perceived to have divine authority.
Regardless of whether they knew it, the conspirators were violating the Sherman Antitrust Act, the federal law that seeks to protect free and vibrant competition in the United States.
Judging by some of Sarkozy's recent statements, including his move to scrap a commitment to "free and undistorted competition" in the EU constitution, she may well be able to count on his support.
The World Bank and other advisers have warned that to keep growth strong, Beijing needs to curb the dominance of state industry and encourage free-market competition a factor that isn't reflected in the headline numbers.
First, is there not a contradiction in his passion for the single market, which is basically about free and fair competition, and his wish to exempt the UK from EU labour regulations, which are a key part of every country's competitiveness?
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