0 an economic system in which private businesses compete with each other to sell goods and services in order to make a profit, and in which government control is limited to protecting the public and running the economy --
1 an economic system in which private businesses compete with each other to sell goods and services in order to make a profit --
2 a system in which businesses compete with each other freely and without government involvement: --
It is a political party that believes in limited government, free enterprise, and individual responsibility.
It is carrying the doctrine of free enterprise to a completely illogical and silly conclusion.
It is always the impediment to free enterprise and to prosperity.
Labour has spent the past 20 years—and the past decade in particular—learning a new language of free enterprise, sound money and the importance of markets.
It is true that free enterprise creates wealth and employment, and it is true that we need to promote it.
A battle for the preservation of free enterprise.
The entrepreneurs saw them rather as successful expressions of free enterprise and recognised the merit of their founders.
This arrangement means that there are uniform national reimbursement fees and charges, which leave little room for free enterprise and market force competition.
In fact, the most ardent advocates of free enterprise were often those most opposed to clergy themselves doing business.
