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Federalism in Africa: Framing the national question
Disaggregative federations, on the other hand, tend to be less full-fledged federal
systems characterized by (a) emphasizing on administrative arrangements (
devolution and decentralization schemes) in which the central government
retains ...
Aaron Tsado Gana, Samuel G. Egwu,
2003
2
The Corporation Income Tax in India, 1950-1965
5.5 The actual rate of return (total base) of electricity generation and supply
industry and its values as predicted by models A and B 130 5.6 Estimates of
disaggregative data, gross rate of return (total base), model : A 133 5.7 Measures
of ...
Vemuri Ganapathi Rao,
1980
3
Disaggregative and Individual-tree Growth Models in Theory ...
Disaggregative and individual-tree/distance-independent modeling methods are compared and contrasted.
4
Photonic Technology and Industrial Policy: U.S. Responses to ...
a prime means of regaining industrial ascendance, disaggregative policies came
to be applied in ever greater breadth and variety to private research-performing
organizations. The policies included tax incentives for research, transfer of ...
5
The Use of Decision-aid Methods in the Assessment of Risk ...
These simple procedures are often called disaggregative procedures and the
rigorous mathematical models are known as aggregative methods. These
procedures and methods also specify how criteria information is to be processed
in order ...
Joonas Hokkanen, Jukka Pellinen,
1997
6
Post-reform Leading Issues Of Indian Economy 2 Vols. Set
India's trade instability has been studied at both aggregative and disaggregative
levels (Richards & Halder, 1973; Halder, 1976; Shetty, 1976; Babu, 1988). These
studies are, however, concerned either with export instability or with import ...
A.D.N. Bajpai, S.K. Chaubey, Anjila Gupta,
2002
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The Presidency and Public Policy: The Four Arenas of ...
In the context of other battles Johnson was fighting at the time, his anticipation of
the disaggregative, distributive tendencies of Congress, especially on this
redistributive measure, gave him the insurance necessary to see the bill through.
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Production Incentives in Philippine Agriculture: Effects of ...
The superscripts a and d indicate that the calculated RPRmh was based on the
aggregative and disaggregative estimates of w, respectively. Entries under the
first and second columns are based on the aggregative estimates of the
incidence ...
9
Essays in Political Economy
In the Disaggregative Capital Theory, capital consists of a host of real entities,
and their conversion into other entities requires the various productive processes;
whereas in the aggregative capital theory one form of capital equipment is ...
Gautam Mathur, B. Satyanarayan, Ch Raghuram,
1999
10
General Equilibrium Analysis: A Micro-Economic Text
The disaggregative approach to the question of the displacement of the domestic
offer curve by a tariff focuses on the positive effect that the tariff has on the
individual demands of the separate groups that comprise the community for the
import ...
Melvyn B. Krauss, Harry Gordon Johnson,
2006