Significats de economic liberalisation en anglès

Investors can hope the party will continue its policies of economic liberalisation.

Dialogue with ethnic minority rebels is moving forward, as is economic liberalisation.

Despite economic liberalisation, the political reforms of the early 1990s have stalled.

The Americans believed that economic liberalisation in China would eventually lead to political liberalisation.

That, as much as Hand's much vaunted economic liberalisation, was what drove the diaspora.

Not since economic liberalisation unleashed private enterprise in the 1990s has there been such concern.

Throughout the 1980s Africa went through unprecedented economic liberalisation.

The opening of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges symbolise the increasing economic liberalisation of China.

Syrian authorities have taken cautious steps toward economic liberalisation including opening up the banking sector to more foreign investment.

Most depend on agriculture and want postwar progress faster than trickle-down effects from economic liberalisation are likely to deliver.

Reddy, a former Congress leader who broke away to form his own party, has rejected economic liberalisation in the past.

Mr Ganzouri headed a cabinet from 1996 to 1999 that introduced some economic liberalisation measures.

Rehabilitated under reformist leader Deng Xiaoping, the elder Xi helped champion the economic liberalisation that began in southern China in 1979.

In second place was the conservative former president, Mr Desmond Hoyte, whose 1985-1992 administration saw increased foreign investment and economic liberalisation.

Access to services markets in ASEAN (the Association of South East Asian Nations), which is divided about the pace of economic liberalisation, is another issue.

Economic liberalisation and growth have been overshadowed by accusations of authoritarianism that critics say has limited media freedom, compromised the judiciary and stifled opponents.