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Better regulation is necessary for economic recovery, to manage risks andto cut unnecessary red tape. How can countries make regulations fit for thischallenge? How can they avoid imposing additional regulatory burdens onbusinesses coping with the effects of the financial crisis? A good system ofregulatory management systematically helps to identify the best choice ofpolicy options. It reduces unnecessary burdens on citizens and

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