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Finally, we discuss the implications for regulatory policy towards NGN interconnection.

The objectives of this paper are to model such preemptive behavior and to draw out implications for regulatory design.

Our work has implications for regulatory authorities in evaluating alternative policy design under heterogeneous market characteristics and technological synergies.

Potential improvements to the design of the system are discussed along with the implications for regulatory system design and evaluation across the safety critical domains generally.

Potential implications for regulatory guidance and certification, including linkage between the DT criteria and levels of parts criticality are briefly discussed as well.

After reviewing various criticisms of the Basel Committee's proposal, the Comment considers alternative approaches to measuring the credit risk of commercial banks and concludes with a discussion of implications for regulatory policy in a global financial services industry.

Since neoclassical theory is not able to provide adequate answers to these questions or optimal regulatory solutions, Jeff D. Makholm employs the New Institutional Economics, utilizing the work of Oliver E. Williamson to offer a convincing discussion of how regulatory frameworks have developed and possible implications for future regulatory design.

Our findings are timely and have policy implications for future regulatory developments in the banking industry.

The first section provides an overview of how these vectors are designed and implications for FDA regulatory oversight.

This has profound implications for achieving regulatory objectives and, for this paper, the environmental outcomes that the regulations are designed to deliver.

The interconnections among firms, markets, and legal rules have implications for financial regulatory policy, especially the choice between ex ante regulation aimed at preventing financial failure and ex post regulation aimed at responding to that failure.