The video features Marzouki making an unexpected visit to a public market.

Likewise, India s public finances are stronger than they are in most emerging market countries, let alone emerging market countries in crisis.

Public institutions were rapidly modernized, political democracy adopted, and a standard market economy created.

Lazonick, William (2001). Public and corporate governance the institutional foundations of the market economy.

And Zipcar actually had a market insight that made it a successful public company.

What turned the country around, he claims, was labor market liberalization and restrained public spending.

Public utilities were set up in many cities targeting the burgeoning market for electrical lighting.

Adam Smith, that icon of market theory, argued that wealth is created when public institutions enable the invisible hand of the market to align interests.

In many cases, they are a response to market failures or weaknesses in governance and public administration (where both the market and Government are unable to deliver crucial public goods or address social and environmental problems).42

The TV market includes ten national commercial networks, and provincial networks that compete with public TVRI.

It is a public joint stock company and is listed on the Dubai Financial Market as .

As of 2012, the MTR has a 46.4 market share of the franchised public transport market, making it the most popular transport option in Hong Kong.

Structuralists typically advised governments to adopt import substitution strategies, using public sector intervention to overcome market failures.

The transfer of public money to private corporations is far more attractive than old fashioned market capitalism.

Second, public attitudes toward the social market system are remarkably similar in both Eastern and Western Europe.

A shrinking economy makes private and public debt look less sustainable, which does nothing for market confidence.

Costa Rica introduced labour market certification for private and public organizations that develop gender sensitive management systems.

Privatization of public enterprises has been widely promoted as an efficient means of strengthening market oriented reforms.

4.10 States should take into account the shortcomings of market mechanisms in protecting the environment and public goods.

That is why the world s wealthier economies, those with the most productive market systems, also have large public sectors.

Market access and both public and private external funding are also needed to complement efforts at the domestic level.

123. The UNDP Management Development Programme is designed to strengthen the public sector capabilities in a market economy environment.

Furthermore, they asked whether disabled women had equal opportunities in the labour market, in education and in public life.

It will examine experiences with the application of market principles and market oriented reforms, for example to goods and services that have traditionally been provided by the public sector and to systems of transfers and redistribution for addressing such public concerns as poverty and inequality.

Public health is an important asset for any nation. With so much at stake, it makes sense to place sentinels near every swamp, city, public market, and farmyard on earth.

In fact, it is these tabloids, responding to market pressure, that have started to take on responsibility as public watchdogs.

Most French understand that their public spaces the labor market, the workplace, housing, and educational institutions are corroded by discrimination.

With so much at stake, it makes sense to place sentinels near every swamp, city, public market, and farmyard on earth.

If public opinion blames earlier market reforms for the current crisis, the policy lessons may go off in the wrong direction.

That leads to the challenge of effective management of public assets management that promotes rather than impedes market efficiency and innovation.

The programme must be driven by market demand for skills, with public support to increase supply by training and vocational education.

It was considered important to take into account the quality of public administration and governance, and the strength of market institutions.

quot Countries tending towards pluralism, public accountability, respect for the rule of law, human rights and market principles should be encouraged.

With the possible exception of the four Scandinavian countries, no society with a market economy found, or even sought, the equilibrium between state and market necessary to maintain a sufficient level of public services.

Suzuki has a market share of 55.6 in the compact and mid size car market in India, whose middle class, car purchasing public, accounts for 200 300 million of the country s 1.15 billion people.

Even in a market economy, the public sector and especially the State had a role to play in correcting the shortcomings of the market and promoting favourable conditions for the development of the production sector.

So the only realistic and sensible solution is an orderly and market oriented but coercive restructuring of the entire Greek public debt.

Many emerging market economies, such as Brazil and Turkey, have managed to rein in the growth of public debt this time around.

Central banks that buy sovereign debt issued by fiscal authorities offset market imposed discipline on borrowing costs, effectively subsidizing public sector profligacy.

Angola. Economic report, public expenditure issues and priorities during transition to a market economy sector report training and manpower development study. Botswana.

Current changes in society notably the participation of women in the public sector and in the labour market are transforming the family.

62. In 1992, the Government of Guam initiated the construction of a new public market at an estimated cost of 7.5 million.

At the same time, public debt ratios are still rising, and several countries have lost market access or are at risk of losing it, owing to the precarious state of their public finances.

The Chicago School claims that real world market economies produce roughly efficient (so called Pareto optimal ) outcomes on which public policy cannot improve.

Moreover, beyond the housing market, excessive borrowing by financial institutions and some segments of the corporate and public sectors occurred in many economies.