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Certainly, market-based approaches to resolving agrifood system issues have both promise and pitfalls, as we have seen with the organic label43,44.
In contrast, market-based systems favor new ideas with high profit opportunities, and should therefore be comparatively specialized in new industries with disruptive technological change.
It shows that although husband and wife business partnerships were very common in market-based retailing, great differences existed in the way spouses worked together.
They demonstrate the problems and issues in introducing market-based reforms and pensions systems into previous state socialist societies under conditions of economic retrenchment.
The combinations of demographic changes with global accounting and regulatory convergence should accelerate the deepening of market-based funding systems over bankingbased systems.
They are compelled by their financial difficulties to rely increasingly on market-based resources.
However, it is increasingly accepted that pure economic and market-based approaches are falling short of social and non-economic aspirations in many developing countries.
Incentives towards market-based care are a further policy option (and the final one to be considered here).
A market-based system was replaced by one embedded in coercion of the intermediary merchants and the manufacturing artisans.
From a broader perspective, the results of this study can also be useful to properly implement and design enforcement strategies for future market-based environmental regulations.
Environmental regulations in the form of abatement investment and market-based policies such as emission taxes and uncertainty about their implementation may affect firm location decisions.
In spite of the potential for market-based reforms, the political aspects are often daunting.
The administrative revaluation of the zloty was thought of as definitely less desirable - instead a market-based approach had been adopted.
This would indeed end economics as we know it, since socio-political restrictions would surely limit the functioning of markets and market-based economic growth.
We know also that market-based services are being developed in many national settings as a way of reducing public expenditure.
