0 the forces that decide price levels in an economy or trading system whose activities are not influenced or limited by government: --
1 the way in which the supply of a product is related to the level of demand for it, and the effect of this on its price: --
Yet the specific effects of market-oriented reforms have been relatively modest and, on the whole, tended to enhance state authority rather than market forces.
Above all, the influence of international provisions points to the conclusion that regulators can not automatically respond to market forces.
It shows that law frames the response given by regulators to market forces.
In addition to global market forces, the vast expansion of state power has greatly influenced mobility in the twentieth century.
However, market forces alone continue to determine the numbers of ships, voyages and tourists, and the size of ships, that visit the continent.
The need for co-ordination arose because market forces were not allowed free play.
In what kind of areas are we more likely to witness synergies between regulatory policy and market forces?
Nevertheless, it is best to minimize the need for heartrending decisions through responsible planning and management of market forces.
