Synonyms for liberalization
lib·er·al·iza·tion

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1. liberalization, liberalisation, relaxationnoun

   the act of making less strict

   Synonyms:
   liberalisation, relaxation method, ease, easiness, loosening, slackening, relaxation, relaxation behavior, rest, repose

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1. • Easing

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1. List of paraphrases for "liberalization":

   liberalisation, liberation, liberalising, liberalizing, liberalized, liberalise, liberating, liberate, deregulation, al-tahrir, freeing, tahrir, liberalism

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1. Tharman Shanmugaratnam:

   The new digital bank licenses mark the next chapter in Singapore's banking liberalization journey, we welcome firms with innovative value propositions to apply for the digital bank licenses, even if they have not yet established a track record in banking.

2. John Baur:

   It is one of the few positive reform stories in the emerging markets space, where you are seeing economic liberalization, you are not seeing much of that anywhere else in the world.

3. Rahul Gandhi:

   We will take some rational economic decisions, we will restructure the GST and we will embrace investments from the Middle East and other parts of the world. We are the party of (India's economic) liberalization, we are the party that gave the fastest economic growth in the first decade of the century, and will do that again.

4. Todd Spitzer:

   When I was a prosecutor, the law behind possession was a felony, we would use the hammer under the law of a felony. We would force someone into treatment and upon successful treatment, the felony would be dismissed. Now look what we have as a result of ridiculous short-sighted liberalization of drug use.

5. Shakeel Sarwar:

   If these economic reforms and liberalization can be successfully implemented over the next five to 10 years, future economic and political analysts may end up identifying this current oil price decline as a blessing in disguise for Saudi Arabia and rest of the Gulf region.