RESTRUCTURING of SYSTEMS and LOGISTICS of MOVEMENT and ITS IMPACT on URBAN and REGIONAL PLANNING PAULISTA

Report some of the changes in production and consumption occurring in the state of São Paulo. through the restructuring in motion systems, logistics and standards and taxation, as well as the impacts on urban spaces through new economic dynamics, imposed by the demands of corporate, is the purpose of this article. The decentralization of production and consumption towards the interior was made possible by the combination of hierarchical and ordered some basic elements such as technological innovations (ways and means of transport) and organizational (logistics, standards and taxation) which optimized the flow territorial state São Paulo. It is noteworthy, therefore: 1) the improvement of logistics as a strategy, planning and management of transport, storage and communications (including the granting of public services to private), 2) the technological improvement and expansion of motion systems (infrastructure, means of transport) and 3) the systems of rules and regulations through taxation and deregulation affect the circulatory system of a given space. Thus, both systems aims to disentangle the economic flows (goods, services, information, capital and people) and provide a more fluid territorial. The impacts on the State of São Paulo, mainly through its economic dynamics, revert positively and negatively, by changing the way one thinks and performs planning.

Fermi pseudo-potential and energy-dependent point interactions in one dimension

There are point interactions in one dimension that can be interpreted as self-adjoint extensions (SAEs) of the kinetic energy [KE] operator. Here, we report the results obtained in two recent papers cited in [1]. In the first, we consider point interactions in one dimension in the form of the Fermi pseudo-potential, in one and two-channel cases. In the second, we consider a new type of point interactions that are self-adjoint and effectively energy-dependent. © 2005 American Institute of Physics.

Preliminary Overview of the Economies of Latin America and the Caribbean 2006

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Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy 2004: 2005 trends

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Review of Caribbean economic and social performance in the 1980's and 1990's

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Globalization and development

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Fiscal Panorama of Latin America and the Caribbean 2013: tax reform and renewal of the fiscal covenant

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The contribution of biofuels to the sustainability of development in Latin America and the Caribbean

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A sub-national public-private strategic alliance for innovation and export development: the case of the Canadian province of Alberta's oil sands

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E-commerce and export promotion policies for small- and medium-sized enterprises: East Asian and Latin American experiences

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Trade in services in Latin America and the Caribbean: an analysis of recent trends

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Two decades of adjustment and agricultural development in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Education and the labour market in Latin America: why measurement is important and what it tells us about policies, reforms and performance

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México: capital humano e ingresos. Retornos a la educación, 1994-2005

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Pension reform in Europe in the 90's and lessons for Latin America

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