What significance do welfare and labour market institutions hold for human capital development and socio - economic inequality in a rapidly expanding economy? (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)
That is, market institutions work directly or indirectly with the government and public opinion to shape industrial policy, environmental policy, educational policy and so on, through taxes and subsidies. (religion-online.org)
Thus, if the exhortations of market institutions of a few months ago were fuelled by the belief that markets had started to transgress the «equality of opportunity» mantra, then it is the «fairness» principle that now encourages the Conservative leadership to side with the public over the politicians, and rightly so, when it comes to the broad denunciation of the expenses system. (conservativehome.blogs.com)