用government intervention造句子，“government intervention”造句

He acknowledged the need for government intervention to deal with external factors.

The left wants a change of economic direction and more government intervention, and to some extent this is occurring.

In an introduction to Adam Smith's "the Wealth of Nations", he found solace in Smith's tolerance of government intervention "when the aim was to reduce poverty".

Although Smith did favor some forms of government intervention -- mainly to establish the ground rules for free enterprise -- it was his criticisms of mercantilism and his advocacy of laissez-faire that earned him popularity in America.

Real need for government intervention? How to stabilize the price?

Global demand is still being propped up by government intervention on an enormous scale.

But on the whole, government intervention is only likely to raise the cost of mitigating climate change.

The government intervention dates back to the Russian debt default and stock-market swoon of 1998, when the Federal Reserve stepped in to cut interest rates and prop up shaky financial markets.

Another reason for restraint is concern that public outrage will prompt government intervention.

All three, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong, are to varying degrees known for government intervention and a clubby opacity.

Just has indicates the New Deal, the New Deal, most of the key people in New Deal were for big government intervention, long before there was a stock market crash.

In the American economy, the balance between laissez-faire and government intervention has not been constant over time.

This newspaper loathes needless government intervention.

Jeff Rosenberg, head of credit strategy at bank of America Securities Merrill Lynch, says investors are uncertain about the impact of government intervention in Banks.

Few financial crises have been sorted out in modern times without massive government intervention.

All the government intervention is unlikely to spark any near-term renewal of the business in which loans are bundled into securities and sold to investors.