Bulgaria - Ex-post impact assessment of the act on limiting administrative regulation and administration control on economic activity

The ex-post impact assessment of the Limiting Administrative Regulation and Administrative Control on Economic Activity Act (LARACEAA) is part of the World Bank's support to the Government of Bulgaria through on-going analytical and advisory work in the area of regulatory reform. The purpose of the present ex-post impact assessment of the LARACEAA is to: (i) assess how the Act has been enforced, (ii) identify and estimate the impacts of the Act, and (iii) provide recommendations for amendments to the Act. Chapter one emphasizes the importance of the Act as part of the Bulgarian Government's role in advancing regulatory reform and improving the business environment; gives the scope of the assessment and presents the sources of information utilized; and delineates general limitations of the analysis. Chapter two outlines a policy framework by discussing coherence with the Governmental and European Union (EU) policies, as well as touching upon relevant documents on regulatory reform, followed by analysis of the goal and objectives of the Act, and identification of performance indicators for the measurement of the impact of the Act. Chapter three depicts the results of the ex-post impact assessment, while the final chapter four identifies the main problem; discusses underlying drivers and effects of the problem; and proposes recommendations for amendments to the Act.

Bibliographic Details

Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	Pre-2003 Economic or Sector Report biblioteca
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank 2010-07-01
Subjects:	ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES, ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITIES, ADMINISTRATIVE BARRIERS, ADMINISTRATIVE BURDEN, ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS, ADMINISTRATIVE COST, ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS, ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE, ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES, ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION, ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS, ALTERNATIVE FORMS OF REGULATION, ALTERNATIVE REGULATION, AMENDMENT, AREAS OF REGULATION, AVERAGE LEVEL, BEST PRACTICES, BURDEN OF REGULATION, BUREAUCRACY, BUREAUCRATIC REQUIREMENTS, BUSINESS ACTIVITIES, BUSINESS ACTIVITY, BUSINESS APPLICATION, BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS, BUSINESS CLIMATE, BUSINESS COMMUNITY, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT, BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT CONSTRAINTS, BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS, BUSINESS LEADERS, BUSINESS REGULATION, BUSINESS SERVICES, BUSINESSES, CERTIFICATES, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, CITIZEN, CIVIL SOCIETY, COMMERCE, COMMODITY, COMMON LAW, CONSULTATION, CONSULTATION PROCESS, CONSULTATIONS, CONTACT POINT, CONTROL SYSTEM, COPYRIGHT, CORRUPTION, COSTS OF REGULATION, CUSTOMS, DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, DISCRETIONARY POWER, DRAFT LEGISLATION, E-DOCUMENTS, E-GOVERNANCE, E-GOVERNMENT, E-GOVERNMENT PORTAL, E-MAIL, E-SERVICE, E-SERVICES, ECOLOGY, ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, ECONOMIC COOPERATION, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ECONOMICS, ECONOMISTS, ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS, ELECTRONIC MEDIA, ELECTRONIC SERVICES, EMPIRICAL STUDIES, ENTERPRISE SURVEY, ENTERPRISE SURVEYS, ENVIRONMENTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, ENVIRONMENTS, EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION, FORM OF REGULATION, GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS, GOOD GOVERNANCE, GOVERNMENT REGULATION, GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS, GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, GROWTH RATE, HUMAN CAPITAL, HUMAN RESOURCE, ID, INCOME, INFORMATION SECURITY, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION, INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK, INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS, INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT, INTERFACE, INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICE, INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS, INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS, LABOR MARKETS, LEGAL FRAMEWORK, LEGAL STATUS, LEGAL SYSTEM, LEGISLATION, LICENSE, LICENSES, LOCAL AUTHORITIES, LOCAL GOVERNANCE, LOCAL LEVELS, MANUFACTURING, MATERIAL, MEDIUM ENTERPRISES, MINISTER, MINISTER OF FINANCE, MINISTERS, NATIONAL ECONOMY, ONE-STOP SHOP, OPPORTUNITY COSTS, PARLIAMENT, PER CAPITA INCOME, PERFORMANCE INDICATORS, POLICY ENVIRONMENT, POLICY FRAMEWORK, PRIME MINISTER, PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP, PRIVATE SECTOR, PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCERS, PRODUCTIVITY, PROPERTY RIGHTS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, PUBLIC AGENCIES, PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS, PUBLIC EXPENDITURES, PUBLIC HEALTH, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, PUBLIC INTEREST, PUBLIC OFFICIALS, PUBLIC REGISTRY, PUBLIC WELFARE, PUBLIC WORKS, QUERIES, REGULATION POLICY, REGULATORS, REGULATORY BURDEN, REGULATORY COSTS, REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT, REGULATORY ENVIRONMENTS, REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS, REGULATORY FUNCTIONS, REGULATORY IMPACT, REGULATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENT, REGULATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS, REGULATORY PRACTICES, REGULATORY REFORM, REGULATORY REFORM POLICIES, REGULATORY REFORMS, REGULATORY REGIMES, REGULATORY RESOURCES, REGULATORY SYSTEM, RELIABILITY, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, RESULT, RESULTS, RULES, SELF-REGULATION, SENIOR MANAGEMENT, SENIOR MANAGERS, SERVICES TO CITIZENS, SOCIAL ACTIVITIES, SOCIAL PARTNERS, SOCIAL SECURITY, STANDARDIZATION, SUPERVISION, SURCHARGES, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, TARGETS, TECHNICAL SUPPORT, TELEPHONE, TIME PERIOD, TRANSPARENCY, TYPES OF REGULATIONS, USERS, USES, WASTE MANAGEMENT, YOUTH,
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