imperfect market

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imperfect market

n (Econ) → unvollkommener Markt
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But it is an imperfect world with imperfect markets. It is a world lorded over by the likes of Donald Trump, with his 'America First' ideology, and Xi Jinping, who presides over a state-led capitalist transformation of China.
"The markets that underly the bitcoin price are still imperfect markets," she said.
His results are reported in Imperfect Markets versus Imperfect Regulation in U.S.
A similar approach could work today, as China's leaders attempt to address the problems generated by the rapid expansion of imperfect markets managed by an imperfect bureaucracy.
The primary contribution is to help us understand better how investment, the wellspring of economic growth, is affected by global shocks in a set of economies with imperfect markets, policies and institutions.
The comparison between imperfect markets and a perfect government is a false comparison.
They have to confront with the imperfect markets contributed by dispersed and low population density, high transportation costs, seasonal rainfall causing seasonal demand for agricultural labor, and simple technologies without significant economies of scale.
Supply rigidities, flawed policies and imperfect markets tend to boost inflationary pressures artificially.
The editors (both of the Economic Research and Statistics Division of the World Trade Organization) present papers analyzing economic effects of production subsidies, export subsidies, and subsidies in research and development, as well as economic effects of countervailing duties in perfect and imperfect markets. Empirical studies of subsidies and countervailing measures are also included.
There are also problems created by imperfect markets, when a lack of information or a dearth of either buyers or sellers creates an imbalance of power between elements of the supply chain.
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