deregulation

名词违反规定，反常; 解除管制规定

1. 放宽管制：金融全球化(Globalization)、放松(放宽)管制(Deregulation)、证券化(Securitization)所象征的GDS作为21世纪的大潮流将日本经济及日本的企业、金融机构不断地卷入金融大潮之中.

2. 規制緩和：尽管民营化是在规制缓和(Deregulation)的大背景下得以推行的,但是民营化本身绝不意味着政府的彻底归隐. 原因在于,追逐利润永远是私人部门的本能,为了维护公交的公共属性,政府仍然需要担负起应有的规制责任.

1. 撤销管制规定;解除控制
    Deregulation is the removal of controls and restrictions in a particular area of business or trade.

    e.g. Since deregulation, banks are permitted to set their own interest rates.
           管制撤销之后，银行可以自行设定利率。

1. Since the fifth anniversary of China's entry to the World Trade Organization, deregulation has allowed foreign banks to engage in retail business worth $ 2 trillion annually.

2. California's energy crisis is rooted in a flawed 1996 deregulation plan that allowed wholesale power prices to soar while capping retail rates.

3. The deregulation will also cater for the current economic development in China.

4. deregulation什么意思

4. Snow told reporters that both he and Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan had shared the US experience of deregulation with the Chinese officials.

5. With increasing financial deregulation and stiffer foreign competition, it's never been more challenging - or potentially rewarding - for banks in China.

6. Two new guidelines for wholesale oil product and crude licenses are set to bring about de facto market deregulation.

7. The firm said it intends to make further efforts to uncover business opportunities as democratization and economic deregulation proceed in the country.

8. Since spring, deregulation has gradually taken off in the financial sector.

9. deregulation

9. Although deregulation of the insurance market is proceeding as planned, the regulatory authority is seen as being too cautious in lifting investment controls.

10. An effective way would be to offer economic incentives, establish legal overseeing and begin deregulation instantly in this field.

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