Financial crisis and national policy issues: an overview

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Proposal of a simplified process to correct the phase decoupling using modal analysis

Modal analysis is widely approached in the classic theory of transmission line modeling. This technique is applied to model the three-phase representation of conventional electric systems taking into account their self and mutual electrical parameters. However the methodology has some particularities and inaccuracies for specific applications which are not clearly described in the basic references of this topic. This paper provides a thorough review of modal analysis theory applied to line models followed by an original and simple procedure to overcome the possible errors embedded in the modal decoupling through the three-phase system modeling. © 2012 IEEE.

Financial repression and the Latin American finance pattern

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Industrial policy and promotion of competitiveness

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The State, business and the restoration of the neoclassical paradigm

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Economic policy, institutions and productive development in Latin America

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Growth, distributive justice and social policy

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Chile and its "lateral" trade policy

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How domestic violence came to be viewed as a public issue and policy object

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Policy response to poverty and inequality in the developing world

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Regional integration and macroeconomic coordination in Latin America

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Financial market reaction to central bank monetary policy communications under an inflation- targeting regime: the case of Brazil

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The biodiesel market and public policy: a comparative analysis of Argentina and Brazil

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Economic growth and the environment

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Towards a theory of change

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