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1. They prefer market mechanisms to bureaucratic mechanisms.

2. This competition can not come through direct market mechanisms.

3. To make sure that market mechanisms and incentives are allowed to do their job.

4. However, many question over the effectiveness of market mechanisms remain.

5. Both countries share a common understanding that using market mechanisms to meet future energy needs is still the primary and best choice for the United States and China.

6. In reality, the self-correcting free market mechanisms have broken down for CEOs and other top executives in the market, but they seem to be working fine for the remaining 95 percent of employees.

7. Articles on the international carbon emissions trading market mechanisms, transaction type, and volume and price analysis made, also on the domestic carbon emissions trading status analyzed.

8. They argue that market mechanisms are broken and need fixing.

9. Cooperation, the use of market mechanisms and financial credit leverage that work to promote residential properties.

10. Introduce market mechanisms into production and circulation and to allocate resources according to market principles.

11. One also needs to be wary of the inequalities that market mechanisms bring in their wake.

12. "To resolve the issues of food supply and prices, we have to bring into play the role of market mechanisms and also carry out macro-control, " he said.

13. Other countries, including the US, resent the idea of binding targets and argue that market mechanisms will steadily make the technology cheaper and more attractive.

14. Now, with the success of her reforms, China is becoming more open and her market mechanisms are maturing. The international business community has acquired a deeper understanding of China.

15. The service aspects of biodiversity must be understood, and market mechanisms put in place to include these very real factors in both policy and business decisions.sentencedict.com/market mechanisms.html

16. You find yourself faced with a room full of government negotiators arguing over trade rules, the complexities of different market mechanisms ...

17. But nor is it beyond the wit of those in charge to consider water like oil or any other commodity, and to use market mechanisms to match supply and demand.