1.   But perhaps investors would react to the suddenly closed markets by vowing to get out at the first possible opportunity.

2.   Complicating the decision is the role of successive Italian governments as friendly partners to Fiat, maintaining closed markets and providing investment aid.

3.   Even for smart kids in closed markets such as that for young docs.

4.   Its relatively closed markets have hurt the Japanese consumer in their ability to obtain low-cost, quality products, they write.

5.   Other member nations worry China will enter with internationally competitive exports and a relatively closed domestic market.

6.   Perhaps now the courts and Bell supporters in Congress will let the law introduce competition into closed markets.

7.   Reformers are chipping away at protectionism, and closed markets are opening slowly.

8.   Still, the reform act has potential benefits, including the opportunity to compete in previously closed markets.

9.   The country suffers from excessive government regulation, restrictive informal business practices, and closed markets, Rubin said.

10.   The country suffers from excessive government regulation, restrictive informal business practices and closed markets, Rubin said.