Examples of market economy

• In a market economy, the price of those goods and services indicates the cost of achieving that standard of living.

• Of course, the current mode is clearly still not a market economy.

• Rather than providing insights, law and market economy ends up redescribing well understood problems or urging us on to a better world.

• It is true that, in a market economy, individuals tend to act in ways that in fact are useful to others.

• The main methodological difference is that law and market economy draws on semiotics, the study of signs.

• How does the market economy affect the family?

• Two transitions are necessary - to a market economy and a democratic polity - and each produces losers as well as winners.

• In the absence of any evidence for a market economy, it may therefore be assumed that redistributive principles governed their dispersal.

• Yet he also complicates such an opposition in showing how the gift economy functionally reproduces a market economy.

• Instead, the market economy has created 'winners' and 'losers' together with social class divisions in this socialist state.

• It represents the growth dimension of the transition projected into a market economy.

• The developments described here were a part of structural changes driven by some general concept of a market economy.

• The second is the expansion and growing sophistication of the early market economy, particularly during the seventeenth century and after.

• The development of a parallel market economy in recent years has given the false impression that the camps could be, or are nearly, self-sufficient.

• As an example, consider a setting in which the government is contemplating introducing a publicly provided asset into a market economy.