free competition

First, interest rates are not to be left to market forces and free competition.

For more information, or to enter the free competition, the number is 777-1833.

The only things that count, in the long run, are the market and free competition.

This theory of how the economy would work if there were free competition has thus been put to the test.

And we are living in a society based on free competition."

It promotes free competition in the area of air services.

Could not the spirit of free competition be applied also to foreign policy?

What does such a competitive country have to fear in conditions of free competition?

We must not be afraid of private enterprise and free competition.

It is the result of an open, unprotected market economy with free competition.

There is no effective free competition for district heating in place.

It is impossible to solve this problem by free competition and market forces alone.

In this way free competition is held hostage to economic leverage.

This should not take place at the expense of our farmers, who will find it difficult to hold their own in free competition.

Cricket was even less open to the winds of free competition.

This report may well be a key factor in the development of the European economy and genuine free competition.

What happens when liberalisation takes place and free competition is brought about?

Many government and industry experts now want to allow freer competition.

Free competition alone is not enough to guarantee universal telecommunications services.

This just happens to be free competition, with no draft involved."

Free competition in the transportation sector may be the way to accomplish it.

In the long run it is free competition rather than price regulation that will most benefit consumers.

With perfectly free competition there will always be a strong tendency toward full employment.

There are enough other options in the present system to safeguard open markets and free competition.

This has consequences for free competition between the different postal administrations.