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• But pricing reform remains politically unpalatable, and the supply-siders are winning the debate.
• Second, as we undertake price reforms we're making sure that prices don't change too abruptly.
• My government is actively considering proposals for price reform,
• In April 1990, after submitting a draft to the Federation Council, Ryzhkov's price reform was initiated.
• While the government was not pleased with this situation, it was committed to continued price reform.
• His work there focused on electricity pricing reform.
• Individual MBIs are instances of environmental pricing reform.
• Dole Asks : What Price Reform?
• The price reform called for by the Twenty-Seventh Party Congress was an important step in improving Soviet international economic involvement.
• Some inflation was unavoidable because of price reforms, he said, but he also blamed " government mistakes at all levels ."
• The company today denied that it is abusing its position, pointing out that the price reform was agreed by parliament in 1994.
• A " market based instruments " or " economic instrument for environmental protection " is an individual instance of Environmental Pricing Reform.
• Li said Sunday that about 13 percentage points were due to price reforms, such as lifting of government subsidies on many consumer items.
• Ryzhkov was then forced to create an even more conservative reform plan for 1989 in which price reform was to be postponed until 1991.
• The government panicked and rescinded the price reforms in less than two weeks, but its impact was pronounced for a much longer period of time.
• His parents bailed him out, sent him to a high-priced reform school, and have spent the ensuing years hoping for the best, or at least the tolerable.
• Then he began to reform industry by encouraging private business, upgrading antiquated management and technology, implementing price reforms, encouraging foreign investment and trade, and even approving stock markets.
• Mukherjee was praised for " the confidence [ he ] has inspired in key stakeholders, by virtue of his fuel price reforms, fiscal transparency and inclusive growth strategies ".
• Pollution pricing reform ( PPR ) is the process of adjusting measurable parameters, as e . g . dust and gas exhaust from combustion engines especially in road traffic.
• When the Abalkin report was proposed at the Central Committee plenum, the majority of delegates indirectly attacked Gorbachev for his indecisiveness when it came to the implementation of price reform.