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1-January-2000
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This document is Book 2, Part 1, 1)b of the Insurance and Private Pensions Compendium for Emerging Economies.
30-November-1999
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This working paper concentrates on the relevance of the aspirations and commitments set forth in corporate codes in addressing public concerns, focusing in some detail on how these issues are addressed.
This meeting focused on recent developments in insolvency reform and recommended measures to strengthen insolvency systems.
23-November-1999
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Proceedings from the conference entitled "The Role of International Investment in Development, Corporate Responsibilities and OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises", held in Paris on 20-21 September 1999.
Within the framework of the Regional Co-operation Programme with Baltic Countries, the OECD organised a Workshop on Foreign Direct Investment Statistics which took place in Tallin, Estonia, on 16 November 1999.
27-October-1999
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In this report, the country summarizes the main developments in competition law and policy in 1998.
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22-September-1999
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September 1999. This paper provides an analytical summary of the discussions on Corporate Responsibilities and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises ...
21-September-1999
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This meeting explored the impact of privatisation on the changing landscape of global capital markets and the interrelation between pension systems reform and privatisation.
24-June-1999
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The introduction of greater competition in regulated sectors has required establishing new regulators or seriously rethinking what existing regulators were doing, bringing to the fore important questions concerning the proper relationship between sector specific regulators and economy-wide competition agencies.
On the one hand, competition agencies have a comparative advantage over regulators when it comes to ensuring that
7-June-1999
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This report examines the statistical measurement of foreign direct investment (FDI) in OECD and IMF Member countries. It provides an essential tool for FDI analysts and policy makers while preparing the ground for improving compliance with the agreed international standards of FDI data collection set by IMF and OECD.
The conclusions and the analysis are based on the information for ninety-six countries collected through a
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