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4-January-2002
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This study explores the mechanisms used by the Korean Government to enhance transparency and to conduct consultation with civil society in terms of trade and environmental issues. It also describes civil society’s experience and assessment regard...
4-January-2002
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The raft of regulatory reforms in the Philippines gained momentum in 1992 following the ascendance of the Ramos administration. Market-oriented policies started in the telecommunications sector, then through the banking, shipping, and transport s...
4-January-2002
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This paper contains a discussion about some of the initiatives Australian governments have undertaken to reduce the burden of red tape on business. The initiatives involved the three tiers of Australian government; local, state and territory and ...
4-January-2002
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This page provides links to websites on human resources management.
4-January-2002
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The Lisbon European Council (spring 2000) asked the Commission "to set out a strategy for further co-ordinated action to simplify the regulatory environment", as a consequence of the effects of the global economy and the faster development of new...
4-January-2002
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Simplifying Business Regulations: Critical for Development of IT.
18-December-2001
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Chapter 4 of OECD Economic Outlook No. 70. Trends in saving and investment rates have emerged as an issue.
12-December-2001
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Seminar on Regulatory Management and Reform 19-20 November 2001 Moscow, Russian Federation
22-November-2001
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Welcoming Address by His Excellency Mr. Ivan Miklos, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs of the Slovak Republic, at the Conference for High-Level Officials "Devolving and Delegating Power to More Autonomous Public Bodies and Controlling Th...
19-November-2001
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Report on the Regulatory Management and Reform Seminar which was held in Moscow, Russian Federation on 19-20 November 2001.
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