An Open Door for Firms
World Bank Group client governments as well as donors often ask about the effects of business entry reforms and the persistence of those effects. Four clear findings emerge from existing research. First, more firms enter the market when registration procedures and costs are cut. Second, a large percentage of new firms survive and grow. Third, new firms increase competition, forcing incumbents to become more efficient or to exit the market and boosting overall productivity and investment. Finally, entry reforms have greater impacts when coupled with other investment climate reforms.
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| Subjects: | BUSINESS COSTS, BUSINESS CREATION, BUSINESS ENTRY, BUSINESS REGISTRATION, CAPITAL REQUIREMENT, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, COMPANY, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, EMPLOYMENT, ENTREPRENEUR, ENTREPRENEURS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, FIRMS, INNOVATION, INNOVATIONS, LAN, LICENSE, MARKET RESEARCH, NEW ENTRANTS, ONE-STOP SHOP, ONE-STOP SHOPS, PRIVATE SECTOR, PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTIVITY, PUBLIC POLICY, REGULATORY REFORMS, RESULT, RESULTS, TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT, TELEPHONE, |
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dig-okr-10986110862024-08-08T15:58:04Z An Open Door for Firms Motta, Marialisa Oviedo, Ana Maria Santini, Massimiliano BUSINESS COSTS BUSINESS CREATION BUSINESS ENTRY BUSINESS REGISTRATION CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMPANY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY EMPLOYMENT ENTREPRENEUR ENTREPRENEURS ENTREPRENEURSHIP FIRMS INNOVATION INNOVATIONS LAN LICENSE MARKET RESEARCH NEW ENTRANTS ONE-STOP SHOP ONE-STOP SHOPS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC POLICY REGULATORY REFORMS RESULT RESULTS TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TELEPHONE World Bank Group client governments as well as donors often ask about the effects of business entry reforms and the persistence of those effects. Four clear findings emerge from existing research. First, more firms enter the market when registration procedures and costs are cut. Second, a large percentage of new firms survive and grow. Third, new firms increase competition, forcing incumbents to become more efficient or to exit the market and boosting overall productivity and investment. Finally, entry reforms have greater impacts when coupled with other investment climate reforms. 2012-08-13T14:06:09Z 2012-08-13T14:06:09Z 2010-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/06/12840764/open-door-firms https://hdl.handle.net/10986/11086 English Viewpoint: Public Policy for the Private Sector; Note No. 323 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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BUSINESS COSTS BUSINESS CREATION BUSINESS ENTRY BUSINESS REGISTRATION CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMPANY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY EMPLOYMENT ENTREPRENEUR ENTREPRENEURS ENTREPRENEURSHIP FIRMS INNOVATION INNOVATIONS LAN LICENSE MARKET RESEARCH NEW ENTRANTS ONE-STOP SHOP ONE-STOP SHOPS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC POLICY REGULATORY REFORMS RESULT RESULTS TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TELEPHONE BUSINESS COSTS BUSINESS CREATION BUSINESS ENTRY BUSINESS REGISTRATION CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMPANY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY EMPLOYMENT ENTREPRENEUR ENTREPRENEURS ENTREPRENEURSHIP FIRMS INNOVATION INNOVATIONS LAN LICENSE MARKET RESEARCH NEW ENTRANTS ONE-STOP SHOP ONE-STOP SHOPS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC POLICY REGULATORY REFORMS RESULT RESULTS TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TELEPHONE Motta, Marialisa Oviedo, Ana Maria Santini, Massimiliano An Open Door for Firms |
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World Bank Group client governments as
well as donors often ask about the effects of business entry
reforms and the persistence of those effects. Four clear
findings emerge from existing research. First, more firms
enter the market when registration procedures and costs are
cut. Second, a large percentage of new firms survive and
grow. Third, new firms increase competition, forcing
incumbents to become more efficient or to exit the market
and boosting overall productivity and investment. Finally,
entry reforms have greater impacts when coupled with other
investment climate reforms. |
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BUSINESS COSTS BUSINESS CREATION BUSINESS ENTRY BUSINESS REGISTRATION CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMPANY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY EMPLOYMENT ENTREPRENEUR ENTREPRENEURS ENTREPRENEURSHIP FIRMS INNOVATION INNOVATIONS LAN LICENSE MARKET RESEARCH NEW ENTRANTS ONE-STOP SHOP ONE-STOP SHOPS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC POLICY REGULATORY REFORMS RESULT RESULTS TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TELEPHONE |
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Motta, Marialisa Oviedo, Ana Maria Santini, Massimiliano |
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Motta, Marialisa Oviedo, Ana Maria Santini, Massimiliano |
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An Open Door for Firms |
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An Open Door for Firms |
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An Open Door for Firms |
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An Open Door for Firms |
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