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The dangers of decentralization
, 1995The author highlights some of the dangers of decentralizations. The benefits of decentralization in allocative efficiency are not as obvious as suggested by the standard theory of fiscal federalism. The assumptions of this theory are fragile.
R. Prud’homme
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Decentralized stable factors and a parameterization of decentralized controllers
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 1991Decentralized stable factors (DSF) are used to extend the stable factorization approach to the design of decentralized controllers. The DSF allow a parameterization of all the stabilizing decentralized controllers in the form of a Youla parameterization.
Joe H. Chow, Ranjit A. Date
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The environmental consequences of decentralizing the decision to decentralize
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2007Abstract Environmental statutes that initiate devolution frequently contain provisions that allow tiers of government to control the final assignment of policymaking authority. These provisions may allow one tier of government to propose a re-assignment of authority and may give other tiers of government the power to veto the proposed transfer of ...
W. Bowman Cutter, J.R. DeShazo
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Decentralized Controllability And Observability, And Decentralized Stabilization
Proceedings of the 1988 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2005In this paper the decentralized control of time-invariant linear multivariable systems is considered. The concept of decentralized controllable and observable space in decentralized control systems is introduced and the relationship between the decentralized controllable and observable space and decentralized stabilizability is studied, The sufficent ...
Wa Naiqi, Hu Baosheng, Li Renhou
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Decentralized Modeling and Decentralized Thinking [PDF]
, 1999 The Era of Decentralization It seems fair to say that we live in an era of decentralization. Almost every time you pick up a newspaper, you can see evidence of the growing interest in decentralized systems. On the front page, you might read an article about the transition of the former Communist states from centrally planned economies to market-based ...
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Housing Segregation, Negro Employment, and Metropolitan Decentralization
, 1968I. Negro residential segregation, 176. — II. Segregation in Detroit and Chicago, 178. — III. The distribution of negro employment, 179. — IV. Negro employment by occupation and industry, 183. — V. The level of nonwhite employment, 189.
J. Kain
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Environmental decentralization, digital finance and green technology innovation
Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 2022Suling Feng, Rong Zhang, Guoxiang Li
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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2021
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Rethinking Decentralization: Assessing Challenges to a Popular Public Sector Reform
, 2015Decentralization is among the most globally ubiquitous public sector reforms. In the past few decades, many countries have taken formal steps to empower local governments, typically with a mix of stated developmental and governance goals.
P. Smoke
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