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decontrol

[dee-kuhn-trohl] / ˌdi kənˈtroʊl /


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"It is time to start working for decontrols," said Eastman Kodak's Treasurer Marion Folsom, chairman of Sawyer's committee.

From Time Magazine Archive

Moreover, the Politburo, headed by party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang, Deng's handpicked heir apparent and a firm advocate of reforms, decided to abandon further price decontrols this year.

From Time Magazine Archive

A proponent of IMF-style adjustments, Hassan currently oversees a program of cautious reform, including price decontrols and bank liberalizations.

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With an anguished clank, OPS and other control agencies shifted quickly into reverse, began to grind out new plans for orderly decontrols.

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Optimists in China insist that the pricing setback is temporary and point out that especially broad decontrols in the southern province of Guangdong enacted experimentally in November 1987 were eventually accepted.

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