The eastward expansion by Ground Zero is indicative of the increasing decentralization of the agency industry as shops spread out to seek greater growth opportunities.
In the first postwar decade it was already clear that longer vacations, expanding suburbanization, the increasing decentralization of industry, and the sharp rise in automobile travel had all combined to create a demand for better wayside accommodations--a demand that neither the older motel and "tourist court" nor the traditional in-town commercial hotel was able to satisfy.
The recent labour market reforms limited the ultra-activity principle, increased decentralization of collective agreements at the firm level, decreased firing costs, and reduced workers' bargaining power by giving firms economic reasons to reduce wages.
In many organizations country programming was linked to increased decentralization of management authority to their country or regional offices.
There is increasing interest in decentralization of wastewater collection and treatment systems.
iSell.com is a hyperlocal online classifieds platform that seeks to dis- rupt the industry by significantly increasing distribution through decentralization.
This risk increases with increasing time since decentralization, but it is also substantially moderated in cases where an external organization was involved in organizing the local forest institution.
The increasing scale and decentralization of distributed systems and applications results in an information gap: Agents, with partial knowledge about a system, require the local availability of collective and summarized knowledge about the state of the whole system to perform decision-making, adapt execution of their tasks and meet global application objectives.
Studies examining the overall tradeoffs associated with increasing centralization vs. decentralization (e.g. potential C sequestration from manure application to cropland soils; NOx and CH4 emissions; costs of transportation for livestock, milk and meat, and manure; air and water quality; and impacts on rural communities such as odors and health risks) are needed.
National-level dialogue can produce a broad framework for how collaboration might work at the community level; however, with increasing health sector decentralization, local leaders and stakeholders are likely to have greater freedom to adapt and adjust normative guidance from the centre to meet the needs of local conditions.
A law passed in 1982 enhanced decentralization by increasing the powers and authority of the départements.
