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Even the most controlled commodity, rice, has seen greater freedom with the relaxing of the import ban and state-controlled distribution system.
There might be special advisory boards for the state-controlled channels in order to protect them from the directives of their political masters.
First, the ruling regime refused to recognize autonomous trade unions, trying to maintain the model of state-controlled unionism that had prevailed during the one-party state.
The national health insurance system is a state-controlled and supervised financing instrument designed to create equity in health care.
Although the ducat issues were private, ducats were subject to state-controlled hallmarking, which, arguably, elevated them to official or at least semi-official status.
Exposure to the global shocks of the 1930s and 1940s fueled colonial governments' ' demand ' for state-controlled economic institutions.
When countries with state-controlled media allow private newspapers or channels to operate, constraints on topics covered may remain.
In a partly free or unfree society, the circulation of information nationwide is through state-controlled broadcasting and print media.
At the beginning of the fifties three of four tobacco factories of the town were bought by a state-controlled agency.
In the 1970s and early 1980s, maize, beans and coffee trading remained officially confined to state-controlled marketing institutions, except for food crop sales at the local market.
However, state-controlled marketing institutions faced fierce competition (especially in the case of beans) from parallel market traders, who operated mostly at night and with the connivance of government officials.
Many countries have experienced that state-controlled natural forests have turned to de facto open access with general mismanagement and over-utilization as a result, including much fuelwood collection.
Specifically, it pressed for a state-controlled banking system and, at the same time, made suggestions as to how the state might assist capital accumulation through fiscal and budgetary measures.
Colonial governments' growing ' demand ' for state-controlled economic institutions during the 1930s and 1940s can therefore be understood as a reaction to the destabilizing impact of an extremely volatile world economy.
There will be individual initiative, where there was state-controlled monopoly.
