Regulatory Reform: Publications & Documents:Staff Papers/Presentations

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SEE Seminar on Reducing Administrative Barriers to Business Creation and Development

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08-Mar-2004

The Regulatory Governance Initiative (RGI) in South East Europe Seminar on Reducing Administrative Barriers to Business Creation and Development

Regulatory Issues and Trade Liberalisation

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26-Feb-2003

This explanatory issues paper was prepared by Elisabeth Roderburg for the OECD Secretariat. The objective of the paper is to raise questions that might advance discussions at the 25 March 2003 Global Forum of Governance.

The Costs and Benefits of Regulation: Implications for Developing Countries

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02-Jul-2001

The literature on the benefits and costs of regulation demonstrates that this issue can be explored systematically using standard economic analysis. It also shows that regulation can have a significant adverse impact on economic growth.

Thailand’s Recent Experience in Streamling its Regulatory Regimes

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22-Feb-2001

One of the most significant events in recent Thai political history is the promulgation of the 1997 Constitution. The Constitution is significant not because of its contents.

Growth, Flexibility and Protection: The Results of Regulatory Reform in OECD Countries

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16-Feb-2001

Regulatory quality, not deregulation, is the driving principle behind reform today: - Deregulation where markets work better than governments - Re-regulation and new regulatory institutions where markets cannot work without governments.

Promoting fair and transparent regulation

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16-Feb-2001

Deep and liquid capital markets are the essential building blocks of today's economy, supplying the funds for economic growth and job creation.

A Radical Approach to Regulatory Reform in Korea

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16-Feb-2001

Regulatory reform programs have been core part of the public sector reform since the new government of President Kim, Dae-jung took office in February 1998.

From Seattle to Singapore, Civil Society and Regulatory Reform: Conflict or Co-operation?

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16-Feb-2001

The main title of the event: "Foundations for Sustainable Growth - Progress and Challenges in Regulatory Reform" - must remain at the forefront of our thoughts over the course of this meeting, and beyond.

Regulatory Quality, Competition, Innovation and Growth

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16-Feb-2001

Only bearded men in mountain cabins want government to disappear. The rest of the population understands that yielding a certain amount of personal sovereignty is a fair trade for a few curbs on the effects of human frailty.