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Table 2. Regulatory incentives

in Centre on Regulation and Competition WORKING PAPER SERIES Paper No. 43
by Brazilian Regulatory Agencies, Andrea Goldstein, José Claudio, Linhares Pires
"... In PAGE 15: ... 14 not refrain from overhauling the decisions of the agencies, not only on procedural but also on substantive grounds (Pinheiro 2001, Table2 2). Table 5.... ..."

Table 1. Sorts of mismatches

in A Controlled Language for Semantic Annotation and Interoperability in e-Business Applications
by M. Missikoff, F. Schiappelli, F. Taglino
"... In PAGE 4: ... Furthermore, we are currently working on a version of OWL [GH03] referred to as SMOWL, to cast the annotation approach of SMAIL into an XML-based ontology language. 4 A few examples Some examples of semantic mismatches introduced in Table1 and the SMAIL expressions aimed at solving them are shown in Tables 2-3. In the Ad- dress case, a simple string is annotated with a con- catenation of two strings.... ..."

Table 2: Mismatches examples

in A Controlled Language for Semantic Annotation and Interoperability in e-Business Applications
by M. Missikoff, F. Schiappelli, F. Taglino

Table 3: Patterns of regulatory reform

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2003
"... In PAGE 5: ...able 2: Mechanisms of intellectual property protection ................................................. 26 Table3 : Patterns of regulatory reform.... ..."

Table 2: Regulatory Agencies in the Philippines

in Centre on Regulation and Competition WORKING PAPER SERIES Paper No. 44
by Regulatory Governance In, Ledivina V Cariño
"... In PAGE 27: ... Virtually all have been either recently created or recently transformed to align them with the current liberalisation thrust. Table2 shows the agencies found in each economic sector, their respective powers and personnel and financial resources. Only agencies primarily regulatory in their functions are included in the table.... ..."

Table 3: Supervisory and Regulatory Structure

in Developing Stable and Competitive Financial Markets in Bulgaria
by Esen Ulgenerk, Leila Zlaoui 2000
"... In PAGE 6: ... Privatization in the Banking Sector in Selected Countries in Europe (Comparison with Central and Eastern European Countries[CEEC]) 13 Table 2. Implementation of Banking Directives in CEEC (as of mid-1999) 27 Table3 . Supervisory and Regulatory Structure 28 Table 4.... In PAGE 18: ... Demand time and saving deposits fell to about 21 percent of GDP in 1997 from 52 percent of GDP in 1995. The maturity structure of deposits has shortened, with demand deposits prevailing over savings and time deposits, and the relative share of foreign exchange deposits soaring to 53 percent of total deposits in 1999 from 30 percent in 1995 ( Table3 , Appendix I) . Domestic credit.... In PAGE 38: ... The supervisory and regulatory structure for financial services is related to the currently evolving institutional structure for the provision of financial services. The institutional structure of financial market supervision in Bulgaria is summarized in Table3 below. Table 3: Supervisory and Regulatory Structure... ..."

TABLE C4: Regulatory Quality

in Draft for Comment. Governance Matters III: Governance Indicators for 1996-2002 Daniel Kaufmann Aart Kraay Massimo Mastruzzi
by The World Bank, Daniel Kaufmann, Aart Kraay, Massimo Mastruzzi 2003
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Table 13: Regulatory Harmonization Scenario

in Trade Facilitation and Economic Development: Measuring the Impact John S. Wilson
by Catherine Mann And, John S. Wilson, Catherine L. Mann, Tsunehiro Otsuki 2002
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Table 1: Four Regulatory Models

in New Horizons: Telecommunications Policy in Israel in the 21st Century
by Neil Gandal

Table 1 Aspects of regulatory dynamics

in
by H. Öktem 2005
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