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The buyers prefer decontrolled units and saw significant upside potential in rents as all of the units were free market status, and they have been actively adding to their portfolio in these parts of Brooklyn, according to Aronov.

Fertiliser subsidy for instance includes imported urea fertilizers ( ` 12,300 cr), indigenous urea fertilizers ( ` 38,200 cr) and sale of decontrolled fertilizers with concessions to farmers ( ` 22,468 cr).

Simultaneously, residential turnover rose sharply, with the sharpest increase occurring at decontrolled units as tenants relocated in the face of rising rents.

The Ministry, which had given oil firms a tacit approval for the November 4 hike in petrol price by Rs 1.80 per litre, was taken by surprise by the criticism revision in price of a commodity that was decontrolled or freed from government control generated.

"Of course it will have some adverse impact, because the oil prices are going up and petrol is a decontrolled item," Mukherjee told mediapersons outside his office here.

However, in the wake of the increased volatility in crude oil prices and in the absence of an institutionalised mechanism for sharing of under-recoveries in the oil-marketing sector, HPCL's credit risk profile will be sensitive to the extent and timeliness of GoI's support -- HPCL maintains the prices of sensitive products at the level indicated by GoI, except for petrol, the pricing of which was recently decontrolled. In CRISIL's opinion, the public policy role played by HPCL makes it morally binding on GoI to support HPCL and its key stakeholders, including lenders.

The papers address domestic resourcing and the future of global energy, energy's role in development, policy options against hydrocarbon development, natural gas, Oman in the oil-to-gas process, threats to security, the role of Pax Americana, regime change in Iraq, the Sudanese conflict, maritime aspects, pipeline diplomacy, and the role of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, the March 1999 decision by OPEC, and the myth of threat in the decontrolled regime of Gulf oil supplies.

The act also provides a mechanism for substances to be controlled, added to a schedule, decontrolled, removed from control, rescheduled, or transferred from one schedule to another.

(234) The experiment with vacancy decontrol was ended because tenant advocates had successfully argued that there had been "enormous rent increases in decontrolled units ...

While wholesale prices were decontrolled, retail prices remained regulated.