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Prepared by the OECD and the EBRD in close consultation with the European Commission this report presents the 2004 edition of the Enterprise Policy Performance Assessment for Romania.

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Focus : Promovoir la contribution des entreprises à l'environnement. Cette publication rend compte des mesures prises en 2004 par les 38 gouvernements adhérents pour renforcer la contribution des Principes directeurs à un meilleur fonctionnement de l’économie mondiale.

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Ukraine has made good progress across a broad front of legal and regulatory issues concerning the general business climate, but the country still needs to address major challenges. From the perspective of investors and legal analysts, a lack in consistency and coherence of legislation can affect investment decisions. Another issue is the institutional capacity of Ukrainian authorities and the judiciary to implement the legislation.

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OECD Investment Policy Reviews: Russian Federation - Progress and Reform Challenges (Russian Version)

Despite a wealth of investment opportunities, the Russian Federation has attracted relatively little foreign direct investment (FDI) and has experienced large-scale capital flight. This phenomenon results from sectoral restrictions on foreign investment and from important institutional factors which also affect domestic businesses. Russia has made significant improvements in its business environment since the last decade, adopting

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G-8 Investment Task Force and MENA-OECD Investment Programme

This meeting, which took place in Paris on 19 November 2004, explored the complementary roles of the MENA-OECD Investment Programme and the G-8 Investment Task Force in promoting key reforms to improve the investment climate and fostering private sector development in the MENA region.

Anti-Corruption Policies in Asia and the Pacific: The Legal and Institutional Frameworks

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Global Forum on International Investment: Investment for Development - Forging Partnerships

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OECD-India Investment Roundtable on "Opportunities and Policy Challenges for Investment in India"

19-21 October 2004, New Delhi, India. This Roundtable provided an opportunity for policymakers and business representatives from OECD member countries, India and other non-member countries to discuss India’s investment policies, sectoral FDI policies and investment partnerships with India.