All this is also true for implementation of the vaccination program, which in certain aspects (childhood vaccination) is very centralized, yet rather decentralized in others (HPV vaccination).
"It's all happening more or less on very large corporations and they are very centralized, Twitter and Facebook," he said.
"Unfortunately, we Latins have the bad habit or idea of being very centralized in our thinking," he said.
Furthermore, many of us participate in social systems where control and authority are very centralized.
Most relevant, they are very centralized, law enforcement is deficient (La Porta and others 1998), and most of them have just started fiscal decentralization reform, which in many cases has responded more to political pressure than to efficiency-enhancing purposes (see Díaz 2006; Giugalle, Korobow, and Webb 2001).
"If your industry is very innovative and your customer and product are changing all the time, it's very hard to have things centralized," says Nicholas Bloom, who teaches at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Referral patterns are therefore very centralized.
On paper it is highly centralized, but Beijing struggles to exercise power.
I expect it will be very popular with the Centralized Me crowd.
They offered credit as a convenience, not a product; but since consumer credit is inherently very risky-the book is very clear about that-they invested in centralized credit risk systems and created the modern special servicing techniques that use psychology to motivate repayment.
It is centralized government interacting with other sectors, more or less centralized.
