Reforming the Investment Climate : Lessons for Practitioners
Drawing from more than 25 case studies, this book shows that reform often requires paying as much attention to dealing with the politics and institutional dimensions as to designing policy substance. While there is no single recipe or manual for reform, the authors highlight three broad lessons. The first is to recognize and seize opportunities for reform. Crisis and new governments are important catalysts, but so is the competition generated by trade integration and new benchmarking information. The second is to invest early in the politics of reform. Public education can help gain wide acceptance for reform, while pilot programs can be valuable for demonstrating the benefits and feasibility of change. And the third is to treat implementation and monitoring as an integral part of the reform process and not merely as an afterthought. In the absence of public sector reform, reformers can draw on private sector change management techniques to revitalize institutions and put in place mechanisms to monitor and sustain reform. The book provides an emerging checklist for reformers and identifies areas for future work.
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dig-okr-1098670962024-08-08T17:07:23Z Reforming the Investment Climate : Lessons for Practitioners Kikeri, Sunita Kenyon, Thomas Palmade, Vincent ADVERSE EFFECTS BARRIERS TO ENTRY BENCHMARK BENCHMARKING BUREAUCRACIES BUREAUCRACY BUREAUCRATS BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS CHANGE MANAGEMENT COLLECTIVE ACTION COMPANY LAW COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVENESS CONSUMER GROUPS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT DECENTRALIZATION DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES DEREGULATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ENTERPRISE LAW ENTERPRISE REFORM EXECUTIVES EXPORTS FINANCIAL CRISES FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SECTOR FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT GDP INEFFICIENCY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT CLIMATE ISSUES INVESTMENT CLIMATE REFORM INVESTMENT INCENTIVES JURISDICTION LATIN AMERICAN LEARNING LEGISLATION LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LITERACY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES MEDIA ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL LEADERSHIP POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PROCESS POLITICAL SYSTEMS PRODUCT MARKETS PROGRAMS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC OFFICIALS REAL INTEREST RATES REFORM PROCESS REFORM PROCESSES REFORMS REGULATORY REFORM REGULATORY RULES RETURN ON INVESTMENTS SEVERANCE PAYMENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRADE REFORMS TRANSPARENCY UNDERDEVELOPMENT UNEMPLOYMENT VALUATION VOTERS WAR Drawing from more than 25 case studies, this book shows that reform often requires paying as much attention to dealing with the politics and institutional dimensions as to designing policy substance. While there is no single recipe or manual for reform, the authors highlight three broad lessons. The first is to recognize and seize opportunities for reform. Crisis and new governments are important catalysts, but so is the competition generated by trade integration and new benchmarking information. The second is to invest early in the politics of reform. Public education can help gain wide acceptance for reform, while pilot programs can be valuable for demonstrating the benefits and feasibility of change. And the third is to treat implementation and monitoring as an integral part of the reform process and not merely as an afterthought. In the absence of public sector reform, reformers can draw on private sector change management techniques to revitalize institutions and put in place mechanisms to monitor and sustain reform. The book provides an emerging checklist for reformers and identifies areas for future work. 2012-06-05T14:42:36Z 2012-06-05T14:42:36Z 2006 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/06/7020861/reforming-investment-climate-lessons-practitioners 978-0-8213-6837-4 https://hdl.handle.net/10986/7096 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank application/pdf text/plain Washington, DC: World Bank and IFC |
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ADVERSE EFFECTS BARRIERS TO ENTRY BENCHMARK BENCHMARKING BUREAUCRACIES BUREAUCRACY BUREAUCRATS BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS CHANGE MANAGEMENT COLLECTIVE ACTION COMPANY LAW COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVENESS CONSUMER GROUPS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT DECENTRALIZATION DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES DEREGULATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ENTERPRISE LAW ENTERPRISE REFORM EXECUTIVES EXPORTS FINANCIAL CRISES FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SECTOR FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT GDP INEFFICIENCY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT CLIMATE ISSUES INVESTMENT CLIMATE REFORM INVESTMENT INCENTIVES JURISDICTION LATIN AMERICAN LEARNING LEGISLATION LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LITERACY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES MEDIA ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL LEADERSHIP POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PROCESS POLITICAL SYSTEMS PRODUCT MARKETS PROGRAMS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC OFFICIALS REAL INTEREST RATES REFORM PROCESS REFORM PROCESSES REFORMS REGULATORY REFORM REGULATORY RULES RETURN ON INVESTMENTS SEVERANCE PAYMENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRADE REFORMS TRANSPARENCY UNDERDEVELOPMENT UNEMPLOYMENT VALUATION VOTERS WAR ADVERSE EFFECTS BARRIERS TO ENTRY BENCHMARK BENCHMARKING BUREAUCRACIES BUREAUCRACY BUREAUCRATS BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS CHANGE MANAGEMENT COLLECTIVE ACTION COMPANY LAW COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVENESS CONSUMER GROUPS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT DECENTRALIZATION DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES DEREGULATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ENTERPRISE LAW ENTERPRISE REFORM EXECUTIVES EXPORTS FINANCIAL CRISES FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SECTOR FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT GDP INEFFICIENCY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT CLIMATE ISSUES INVESTMENT CLIMATE REFORM INVESTMENT INCENTIVES JURISDICTION LATIN AMERICAN LEARNING LEGISLATION LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LITERACY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES MEDIA ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL LEADERSHIP POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PROCESS POLITICAL SYSTEMS PRODUCT MARKETS PROGRAMS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC OFFICIALS REAL INTEREST RATES REFORM PROCESS REFORM PROCESSES REFORMS REGULATORY REFORM REGULATORY RULES RETURN ON INVESTMENTS SEVERANCE PAYMENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRADE REFORMS TRANSPARENCY UNDERDEVELOPMENT UNEMPLOYMENT VALUATION VOTERS WAR |
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ADVERSE EFFECTS BARRIERS TO ENTRY BENCHMARK BENCHMARKING BUREAUCRACIES BUREAUCRACY BUREAUCRATS BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS CHANGE MANAGEMENT COLLECTIVE ACTION COMPANY LAW COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVENESS CONSUMER GROUPS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT DECENTRALIZATION DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES DEREGULATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ENTERPRISE LAW ENTERPRISE REFORM EXECUTIVES EXPORTS FINANCIAL CRISES FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SECTOR FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT GDP INEFFICIENCY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT CLIMATE ISSUES INVESTMENT CLIMATE REFORM INVESTMENT INCENTIVES JURISDICTION LATIN AMERICAN LEARNING LEGISLATION LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LITERACY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES MEDIA ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL LEADERSHIP POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PROCESS POLITICAL SYSTEMS PRODUCT MARKETS PROGRAMS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC OFFICIALS REAL INTEREST RATES REFORM PROCESS REFORM PROCESSES REFORMS REGULATORY REFORM REGULATORY RULES RETURN ON INVESTMENTS SEVERANCE PAYMENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRADE REFORMS TRANSPARENCY UNDERDEVELOPMENT UNEMPLOYMENT VALUATION VOTERS WAR ADVERSE EFFECTS BARRIERS TO ENTRY BENCHMARK BENCHMARKING BUREAUCRACIES BUREAUCRACY BUREAUCRATS BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS CHANGE MANAGEMENT COLLECTIVE ACTION COMPANY LAW COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVENESS CONSUMER GROUPS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT DECENTRALIZATION DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES DEREGULATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ENTERPRISE LAW ENTERPRISE REFORM EXECUTIVES EXPORTS FINANCIAL CRISES FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SECTOR FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT GDP INEFFICIENCY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT CLIMATE ISSUES INVESTMENT CLIMATE REFORM INVESTMENT INCENTIVES JURISDICTION LATIN AMERICAN LEARNING LEGISLATION LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LITERACY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES MEDIA ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL LEADERSHIP POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PROCESS POLITICAL SYSTEMS PRODUCT MARKETS PROGRAMS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC OFFICIALS REAL INTEREST RATES REFORM PROCESS REFORM PROCESSES REFORMS REGULATORY REFORM REGULATORY RULES RETURN ON INVESTMENTS SEVERANCE PAYMENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRADE REFORMS TRANSPARENCY UNDERDEVELOPMENT UNEMPLOYMENT VALUATION VOTERS WAR Kikeri, Sunita Kenyon, Thomas Palmade, Vincent Reforming the Investment Climate : Lessons for Practitioners |
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Drawing from more than 25 case studies,
this book shows that reform often requires paying as much
attention to dealing with the politics and institutional
dimensions as to designing policy substance. While there is
no single recipe or manual for reform, the authors highlight
three broad lessons. The first is to recognize and seize
opportunities for reform. Crisis and new governments are
important catalysts, but so is the competition generated by
trade integration and new benchmarking information. The
second is to invest early in the politics of reform. Public
education can help gain wide acceptance for reform, while
pilot programs can be valuable for demonstrating the
benefits and feasibility of change. And the third is to
treat implementation and monitoring as an integral part of
the reform process and not merely as an afterthought. In the
absence of public sector reform, reformers can draw on
private sector change management techniques to revitalize
institutions and put in place mechanisms to monitor and
sustain reform. The book provides an emerging checklist for
reformers and identifies areas for future work. |
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ADVERSE EFFECTS BARRIERS TO ENTRY BENCHMARK BENCHMARKING BUREAUCRACIES BUREAUCRACY BUREAUCRATS BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CAPITAL MARKETS CHANGE MANAGEMENT COLLECTIVE ACTION COMPANY LAW COMPETITION POLICY COMPETITIVENESS CONSUMER GROUPS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT DECENTRALIZATION DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES DEREGULATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ENTERPRISE LAW ENTERPRISE REFORM EXECUTIVES EXPORTS FINANCIAL CRISES FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SECTOR FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT GDP INEFFICIENCY INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT CLIMATE ISSUES INVESTMENT CLIMATE REFORM INVESTMENT INCENTIVES JURISDICTION LATIN AMERICAN LEARNING LEGISLATION LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LITERACY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES MEDIA ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL LEADERSHIP POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PROCESS POLITICAL SYSTEMS PRODUCT MARKETS PROGRAMS PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC OFFICIALS REAL INTEREST RATES REFORM PROCESS REFORM PROCESSES REFORMS REGULATORY REFORM REGULATORY RULES RETURN ON INVESTMENTS SEVERANCE PAYMENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRADE REFORMS TRANSPARENCY UNDERDEVELOPMENT UNEMPLOYMENT VALUATION VOTERS WAR |
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Kikeri, Sunita Kenyon, Thomas Palmade, Vincent |
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Reforming the Investment Climate : Lessons for Practitioners |
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Reforming the Investment Climate : Lessons for Practitioners |
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Reforming the Investment Climate : Lessons for Practitioners |
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Reforming the Investment Climate : Lessons for Practitioners |
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Reforming the Investment Climate : Lessons for Practitioners |
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Washington, DC: World Bank and IFC |
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2006 |
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