Smarter public policy would be to recognize the competition created by new technologies and to eliminate burdensome regulation on one segment of the industry to encourage investment in high-speed Internet lines to homes and businesses, giving American consumers choices that were unimaginable only a few years ago.
In the months ahead, Mr. Geithner said, he will unveil more detailed proposals to set up a new regime for tighter regulation of most segments of the financial services industry.
Capitalizing on recent, separate regulations governing their segment of the car-for-hire industry, they have developed their own smartphone apps that allow for extremely speedy responses to customer car-requests, in order to compete more directly with the speed of response of taxis using the conventional street hail.
Indeed, their relative expression patterns suggest that the regulation of posterior segments may be through the type of mutual regulation described for the pair-rule gene circuit of Tribolium.
So ERERA handles interstate regulation in the "wired segment" of the WAPP, functioning presently as the WAPP Market/System operator handling interstate power exchange, while national entities are responsible for the Market/System operation within their national boundaries.
For example, a network of segment polarity regulation in Drosophila development modeled by kinetic gene interactions [40], was subsequently also successfully modeled using a Boolean network model [15].
On the other hand, SGK1, activated by PI3K-mediated signaling pathway, also acts upon renal tubular transport independently or sometimes cooperatively with Akt. Figure 5 summarizes the roles of Akt and SGK1 in transport regulation at each nephron segment.
On the other hand, higher level of transcriptional compensation in tissue-specific genes than in ubiquitously expressed genes (see below) was observed for one deletion but not for the other, suggesting that some chromosomal segment-specific regulation may be taking place.
These relative costs are what will determine the evolution of both markets.The CFTC could then go further, the authors suggest, applying regulation selectively to push one segment of the market (such as farmers hedging grain production) towards one type of instrument, and another segment (banks engaging in complex credit trades, say) towards a different instrument.
Second, layering mechanism, where new rules are attached to existing ones, is typically expected to destabilize existing institutions but can also decrease the push for broader change by layering regulation only for a particular segment.
