Similar words: free enterprise, private enterprise, enterprise, business enterprise, multinational enterprise, enterprising, free energy, re-enter. Meaning: adj. subscribing to capitalistic competition free enterprise. n. an economy that relies chiefly on market forces to allocate goods and resources and to determine prices.
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1. These arguments make perfect sense in a free-enterprise business with no social responsibility.
2. There is now an ongoing attack on the free-enterprise system that for over a century has made the United States the greatest economic power in history.
3. Thailand has a well developed infrastructure, a free-enterprise economy, and welcomes foreign investment.
4. This "technopolis" is planned as a free-enterprise zone to attract the world's best talent.
5. Industrial policy would mark the end of the free-enterprise system as we know it.
6. Our wealth creators will reengage with our free-enterprise system only when these good policies are in place and stable.
7. His answer to this question led the world to the development of the free-enterprise sys-tem.
8. Unfortunately, a number of legislators, who thought conservation amounted to subversion of the free-enterprise system,(sentencedict .com) raised so much hell that APL felt compelled to shelve the program.
9. He regarded Reagan as a man who had unleashed free-enterprise and defeated the Soviet Empire, and he tried to do the same with his huge tax cuts and his global war on terror.
10. Members in the process of transformation from a centrally-planned into a market, free-enterprise economy may apply programmes and measures necessary for such a transformation.
11. China has a long history of political instability, and there is tension between its dictatorial communist government and its largely free-enterprise economy.
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