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Including dynamic elements converts the sine curve of financial regulation into an anticipatory sine curve in relation to the phase-shifted first derivative, the cosine curve, that describes the common elements of financial crises.

By including dynamic elements, the sine curve of financial regulation becomes an anticipatory sine curve in relation to the phase-shifted first derivative (cosine curve) that describes common elements of financial crises.

Wulf A. Kaal, Dynamic Regulation of the Financial Services Industry (2013), III.2.b Anticipatory Sine Curve, p. 26
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• dynamic elements are appropriately implemented

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