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Conference on Investment for Development: Making It Happen

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25-Oct-2005

This conference, which took place from 25-27 October 2005 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, aimed to draw lessons from Brazil’s experience with improving the enabling environment for investment and sustainable ...

Competition Law and Policy in Brazil

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06-Oct-2005

 This report assesses the development and application of competition law and policy in Brazil, focusing on the last 5 years. The report makes recommendations about institutional reforms, merger processes, enforcement priorities and revision of the statutes.

High-Level Meeting of the OECD Committee for Agriculture, 14-15 June 2005 - Chair Franz Fischler's Summary

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15-Jun-2005

We have welcomed the opportunity for representatives of the thirty OECD Member countries, together with Brazil, China, India and South Africa, to meet here in Paris in the non-negotiating environment of the OECD.

Brazil, China, India and South Africa to tackle food and agriculture challenges with OECD

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07-Jun-2005

 How does support to the farming sectors of Brazil, China, India and South Africa compare with the agricultural policies adopted in OECD countries? What roles do these policies play in reducing rural poverty and inequality?

Brazil: Competition Law and Policy in 2004

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26-May-2005

In this report, the country summarizes the main developments in competition law and policy in 2004.

Enhancing Brazil's regulatory framework for network industries: the case of electricity, oil and gas, and water and sanitation

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08-Apr-2005

Edmar Almeida and Nanno Mulder

This paper assesses Brazil’s regulatory framework and agencies for several network industries (electricity, oil and gas, and water and sanitation). Economics Department Working Paper 425.