regulated market

We do not know what a lightly regulated market will bring.

In the regulated market the jump would be so great - let's take some real numbers.

The network continued in a heavily regulated market as international technology developed.

"The transition to a regulated market economy will be long-term," he said.

(Approximately three times the size of the British regulated market).

We have always been very clear that it is not a free market, it's a social and a regulated market.

Another possibility it could have recommended was pilot studies using incentives in a regulated market.

Strong revenues from regulated markets are another factor which contributed to the huge growth.

A properly regulated market needn't transfer any meaningful amount of political power to companies.

There are 5 regulated markets with 7 sub yards.

The new directive for investment services and regulated markets will strengthen the single European financial market.

Talk of a "regulated market economy" could mean more stumbling half-measures or a real breakthrough.

With questions mounting about trading practices, the beneficiary appears to be the regulated market.

A variety of forms of regulations exist in a regulated market.

"It's a stable, regulated market and we like it."

A traded company is a company with any shares trading on a regulated market.

Does this only apply to public companies traded on a UK regulated market?

The main theoretical issue here is the debate between free markets and regulated markets.

To impart education in regulated marketing of agricultural produce.

They prefer the stability of a regulated market to a free-for-all market.

The purpose is to promote growth among smaller companies, and give them the benefits achieved by having shares traded on a regulated market.

The plant manufactures solid oral formulations for the international regulated markets.

This protected infant industries because it regulated market entry and prevented foreign companies from entering.

By traded company, we mean a company whose shares have been admitted to trading on a regulated market.

This allowed their movement into regulated markets such as the US and Europe.