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单词 social market economy
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Definition of social market economy in English:

social market economy

(also social market)
noun
  • An economic system based on a free market operated in conjunction with state provision for those unable to work, such as elderly or unemployed people.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Moreover, the post-war economic recovery seemed to back the claim that the social market economy was a successful alternative to socialism.
    • Post-war West Germany constructed a particularly successful form of capitalism that went under the title of the social market economy.
    • The social market economy can be contrasted with the free market economy.
    • It was conducted in social markets - markets that were embedded in society and subject to many kinds of regulation and restraint.
    • The social market economy, which we embrace, is based on these principles.
    • Whether this constitutes a transformation of nineteenth-century contract law to the standards of the social market is a source of debate.
    • Schröder declared that it was necessary ‘to adapt the social market economy to the completely changed conditions of a globalised economy via the reforms introduced by the government.’
    • In the 1930s through the 1950s the belief became popular that capitalism could only survive in an amputated way, in the form of a mixed economy or as a social market economy.
    • Austria has a well-developed social market economy with a high standard of living in which the government has played an important role.
    • They often object to the community ethic that underpins the social market economy, preferring a more individualistic approach to society.
    • And in Germany we have a certain culture, a social market economy.
    • Since 1999, we have been shifting back towards a rational version of the social market economy.
    • But if this theory allows the use of government force to break up or limit monopoly power, by the same token it takes a very grim view of any state barriers to entry into various economic or social markets.
    • Specific issues to be discussed include the challenges faced by the European Left, and the transition to a social market economy.
    • Among these suggestions was the establishment of a social market economy - the kind that has existed in Western Europe for decades.
    • But there's no doubt the social market will be opened up to much greater competition from a variety of providers.
 
 

Definition of social market economy in US English:

social market economy

(also social market)
noun
  • An economic system based on a free market operated in conjunction with state provision for those unable to sell their labor, such as people who are elderly or unemployed.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • And in Germany we have a certain culture, a social market economy.
    • Austria has a well-developed social market economy with a high standard of living in which the government has played an important role.
    • The social market economy, which we embrace, is based on these principles.
    • Post-war West Germany constructed a particularly successful form of capitalism that went under the title of the social market economy.
    • Specific issues to be discussed include the challenges faced by the European Left, and the transition to a social market economy.
    • The social market economy can be contrasted with the free market economy.
    • But if this theory allows the use of government force to break up or limit monopoly power, by the same token it takes a very grim view of any state barriers to entry into various economic or social markets.
    • In the 1930s through the 1950s the belief became popular that capitalism could only survive in an amputated way, in the form of a mixed economy or as a social market economy.
    • Whether this constitutes a transformation of nineteenth-century contract law to the standards of the social market is a source of debate.
    • It was conducted in social markets - markets that were embedded in society and subject to many kinds of regulation and restraint.
    • Since 1999, we have been shifting back towards a rational version of the social market economy.
    • They often object to the community ethic that underpins the social market economy, preferring a more individualistic approach to society.
    • But there's no doubt the social market will be opened up to much greater competition from a variety of providers.
    • Moreover, the post-war economic recovery seemed to back the claim that the social market economy was a successful alternative to socialism.
    • Schröder declared that it was necessary ‘to adapt the social market economy to the completely changed conditions of a globalised economy via the reforms introduced by the government.’
    • Among these suggestions was the establishment of a social market economy - the kind that has existed in Western Europe for decades.
 
 
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