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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc214.doc
... changed and parliament was given more power. current fiscal decentralisation still reflects to a great extent the constitution constitution was designed by the liberal prime minister thorbecke. it ... events have drastically changed fiscal decentralisation there is often more decentralisation (e.g. the disruption of the soviet-union and the increased autonomy of regions in belgium and italy) ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc102
... mulder, joost poort and henry van der wiel - fred kuijpers and arnold verkade did a great job in collecting data and providing statistical assistance, while fre huizinga and taco van hoek ... issues like copyrights, security (e.g., cybercrime, spam and privacy issues), reliability (e.g. network disruption), and health issues such as radiation of telecom equipment. these issues are not directly the ...
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Microsoft Word - CPB rapport 23feb04.doc
... of energy. policy makers and others involved in the energy sector, therefore, give a great deal of attention to the security of energy supply. european commission presented its green ... on energy markets strong europe transatlantic market regional communities global economy oil market temporary disruption within supply investing by governments in strategic oil stocks effective cartel behaviour of oil ...
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memo221.pdf
... is expected to remain reasonably stable (limited contraction) in both 2009 and 2010. uncertainty remains great, but is declining in certain areas in spite of substantial uncertainty, the current projection for ... against bankruptcy on their bonds. policy implications for the financial sector in order to keep disruption of the market to a minimum, it is wise to reduce the interests in banks ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion62.doc
... relatively easy to calculate and apply. of course this is a great simplification of reality. in an other study in the netherlands ... a lot of people at the same time causing a big disruption of society, both factual and emotional, see van dantzig (1956) ... not surprisingly, in his final 1960 report van dantzig expressed his great disappointment about this legal choice, which was in his opinion ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc210.doc
... three important characteristics first an initial shock, second a propagation and amplification mechanism, and third disruption of the financial sector. it is generally accepted, although by no means trivial, that banks ... completely. banks were no longer able or willing to lend to each other. this posed great problems for banks that relied on the interbank market to roll over their short-term ...
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