Economic Survey of India 2007: Removing infrastructure bottlenecks

09-Oct-2007

India’s infrastructure is in short supply and potentially a constraint on growth. In some infrastructure sectors with good regulation performance has been impressive. In others, regulation could be improved.

Economic survey of Mexico 2007: Improving infrastructure in Mexico

05-Oct-2007

To lift overall growth and improve the benefits from openness to trade and FDI, Mexico needs to make complementary reforms to enhance the efficiency, quality and quantity of infrastructure services.

Korea: progress in implementing regulatory reform

19-Mar-2007

This publication assesses progress since 2000 and analyses many of the lessons of implementation of regulatory reform.

Proceeding of the Institutional Design of Regulatory Authorities

22-Jun-2005

This meeting took place on 10-11 January 2005 in London and focused on the institutional design and governance issues raised when setting up or modernising sectoral regulators. From a public governance perspective, regulatory authorities are granted significant regulatory powers, with a certain level of independence in decision making. Independent regulators are being established in different administrative cultures, under various constitutional constraints, with different ways of delegating regulatory powers at arms' length from government.

From Red Tape to Smart Tape: Administrative Simplification in OECD Countries

16-Jun-2003

This new report looks at a set of tools and practices commonly used by governments to make administrative regulations simpler and less burdensome to comply with.

Further Regulatory Reforms Would Safeguard Norway's Prosperity

16-Jun-2003

Abundant energy resources and skilful macro-economic management has made Norway one of the wealthiest countries in the world. To maintain that high standard of living in the future, Norway should take steps to reform its large public sector, concludes an OECD report.

Further Regulatory Reforms Would Safeguard Norway's Prosperity

02-Jun-2003

Abundant energy resources and skilful macro-economic management has made Norway one of the wealthiest countries in the world. To maintain that high standard of living in the future, Norway should take steps to reform its large public sector, concludes an OECD report.

Finland Should Build on Past Regulatory Reform to Confront New Challenges

13-May-2003

Finland's reform efforts over the last two decades have strengthened competition in many parts of the economy and fostered above-average growth.