(theology) of or relating to or tending toward fundamentalism.
Mr Aso has likewise pledged to break with "excessive market fundamentalism".
Chinese economists ought to pay alerted attention to epistemological fallacy of market fundamentalism and its harms to economy.
In an article this month, Mr Hatoyama railed against American-led "market fundamentalism" that, he said, the LDP had embraced since Mr Koizumi's leadership.
Religious fundamentalism was spreading in the region.
Seven Notes: market fundamentalism of the Economist, Economic Man is bound to change!
He and his circle are convinced that "market fundamentalism" was the cause of the global financial crisis, and have started looking to China for an alternative.
This is why fundamentalism is so dangerous.
There is no hope of a recovery to the good old days of unregulated predatory market fundamentalism .
On the other hand the critics of finance have been too swift to blame everything on their pet hates-deregulation, market fundamentalism, globalisation, whatever.
The authors also fail to grapple with the anti-progressive impulses of Christian and Jewish fundamentalism.
a supporter of fundamentalism.
Muslim fundamentalism is growing in the North Caucasus. To stop this trend, Russia must change its course.
I call that belief market fundamentalism and I contend that it is based on a false argument.
Another major challenge for India's free market experiment will be the provincial foundation of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which has its roots in religious fundamentalism.
Spoke to me in the lingo of fundamentalism.
Spoke to me in the lingo of fundamentalism.
