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This report analyses multi-level governance in Italy and the capacity of regions to produce high quality regulation, an important theme to achieve overall regulatory coherence.
25-September-2007
English
Red tape is burdensome to companies, inhibits entrepreneurship, and reduces competitiveness.
25-September-2007
English
Red tape is burdensome to companies, inhibits entrepreneurship, and reduces competitiveness. This study of the Netherlands is the first OECD review of a national programme for administrative simplification.
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30-March-2007
English, , 465kb
The OECD project on regulatory reform has focussed on measures and systems which can improve the efficiency of regulatory systems.
30-March-2007
English, , 613kb
Since the first half of the 1990s, Swedish regulators have been kept busy with a range of issues, covering for instance deregulation, privatisation and accession to the European Union.
30-March-2007
English, , 990kb
This report analyses regulatory policies, institutions and tools in Sweden from a regulatory policy perspective in an international context.
30-March-2007
English, , 561kb
In the early 1990‘s Sweden made an impressive change in the direction of its competition law and policy.
21-March-2007
English, , 372kb
Multi-level regulatory governance is of growing importance in terms of day-to-day regulatory management, rule-making and enforcement.
31-March-2006
English, , 714kb
Electricity reform figures prominently in Swiss proposals for promoting stronger economic growth, which has lagged other OECD countries over the last decade. It figures on the list of actions- drawn up both by the Swiss Federal authorities and the OECD in its recent economic surveys of Switzerland- to strengthen the Swiss internal market and improve competitiveness. A better performance of the sector can only be achieved by reform.
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