Regulating development : evidence from Africa and Latin America / edited by Edmund Amann.

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HD3616.A3513 REG

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Creating the conditions for international business expansion : the impact of regulation on economic growth in developing countries a cross-country analysis / Hossein Jalilian, Colin Kirkpatrick and David Parker The World Trade Organisation and domestic regulation / Peter Holmes Learning to love patents : capacity building, intellectual property and the (re)production of governance norms in the 'developing world' / Christopher May From the developmental to the regulatory state : the transformation of the government's impact on the Brazilian economy / Edmund Amann and Werner Baer Brazilian regulatory agencies : early appraisal and looming challenges / Andrea Goldstein and José Claudio Linhares Pires Corporate governance, regulation and the lingering role of the state in the post-privatized Brazilian steel industry / Edmund Amann, João Carlos Ferraz and Germano Mendes de Paula Privatization and regulation in South Africa : an evaluation / Afeikhena Jerome A comparative analysis of the performance of public and private water utilities in Africa / Colin Kirkpatrick, David Parker and Yin-Fang Zhang Why regulations matter : a small-business perspective / Judi Hudson The changing regulatory environment and its implications for the performance of small- and medium-sized enterprises in Ghana / Ernest Aryeetey and Ama Asantewah Ahene Regulating for competition : the case of Telkom in South Africa / Oludele A. Akinboade and Fungai Sibanda

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Creating the conditions for international business expansion : the impact of regulation on economic growth in developing countries
a cross-country analysis / Hossein Jalilian, Colin Kirkpatrick and David Parker
The World Trade Organisation and domestic regulation / Peter Holmes
Learning to love patents : capacity building, intellectual property and the (re)production of governance norms in the 'developing world' / Christopher May
From the developmental to the regulatory state : the transformation of the government's impact on the Brazilian economy / Edmund Amann and Werner Baer
Brazilian regulatory agencies : early appraisal and looming challenges / Andrea Goldstein and José Claudio Linhares Pires
Corporate governance, regulation and the lingering role of the state in the post-privatized Brazilian steel industry / Edmund Amann, João Carlos Ferraz and Germano Mendes de Paula
Privatization and regulation in South Africa : an evaluation / Afeikhena Jerome
A comparative analysis of the performance of public and private water utilities in Africa / Colin Kirkpatrick, David Parker and Yin-Fang Zhang
Why regulations matter : a small-business perspective / Judi Hudson
The changing regulatory environment and its implications for the performance of small- and medium-sized enterprises in Ghana / Ernest Aryeetey and Ama Asantewah Ahene
Regulating for competition : the case of Telkom in South Africa / Oludele A. Akinboade and Fungai Sibanda

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