This paper examines prerequisites for a successful inter-state economic corridor development program in a country with a federal system of government through an in-depth study of the design, implementation and the developmental impact of the Northern Corridor Economic Region (NCER) in Malaysia that encompasses the states of Penang, Kedah, Perak and Perlis.
It does this through closely examining systems prerequisites in the area of governance, financing, human resource, information and service delivery in general.
As a subfield that has grown rapidly over the past twenty years, economic sociology has focused on three major activities: First, it has examined the prerequisites for and constraints to economic processes as defined by economists.
In this study we examine the prerequisites for Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in the context of Finnish ophthalmology services.
Against the background that, however, not only research focusing on the cooperation tendencies of family businesses is underdeveloped, but also studies on asymmetrical inter-firm relationships are scant, we aim at examining business-related prerequisites for cooperation between family businesses of different size.
Because most modifications are present in low stoichiometry and would typically be discriminated by MS detection, a prerequisite of examining any modification on a global scale is the development of highly efficient enrichment strategies prior to MS measurements.
However, knowledge of population history and historical relationships is a prerequisite for examining the evolution of phenotypic traits that may be subject to selection in the new environment.
The study then focuses on aggregate market outcomes by examining empirically whether individual rationality is a prerequisite for market efficiency.
Because avoiding the amplification of isomeric plastomic or mitochondrial DNA is difficult, examining the origins of PCR amplicons was a prerequisite in this proposed PCR-based study.
Examining these hypotheses in clinical groups of either anxiety is a prerequisite to examining whether CBM-I training is a feasible therapeutic tool.
The algorithm (mentioned in footnote 4) systematically examines the set of prerequisites for each job and cancels from the set all but immediate predecessor jobs.
