Business Regulation and Public Policy

Edited by André Nijsen (), John Hudson, Christoph Müller (), Kees Paridon () and Roy Thurik

in International Studies in Entrepreneurship from Springer, currently edited by Zoltan J. Acs and David B. Audretsch

Date: 2009
ISBN: 978-0-387-77678-1
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Historical Review: 1750–2000

André Nijsen

Ch Chapter 10 Standardization and Compliance Costs: Relevant Developments at EU Level

Frank A. G. den Butter and John Hudson

Ch Chapter 11 Regulatory Impact Analysis: Integrating Pro-growth Decisions into Public Policy in Developing Countries

Scott Jacobs

Ch Chapter 12 Why Focus on Enterprises?

Lennart Palm

Ch Chapter 13 Compliance Costs and the Policy Process

Peter Hoesel

Ch Chapter 14 How to Build Regulatory Reform and Regulatory Systems

Frank Frick

Ch Chapter 15 Institutions for Better Regulation: The Example of the Netherlands, 2002–2007

Robin Linschoten, Jeroen Nijland and Jaap Sleifer

Ch Chapter 16 We Need to Dig a New Suez Canal: How Can ICT Help Changing Compliance Costs in the Next 20 Years?

Arre Zuurmond and Frank Robben

Ch Chapter 17 Macroeconomic Policies, Bureaucracy and Deregulation: The Choice of the Exchange Rate Regime

Ansgar Belke

Ch Chapter 18 Development of an RIA Coordination System with a Focus on SME and Start-Ups

Christoph Müller and André Nijsen

Ch Chapter 2 Reduction of Compliance Costs: An International Perspective

Kees Paridon and Shivant Jhagroe

Ch Chapter 3 Origin and Functionalities of Regulation

André Nijsen

Ch Chapter 4 Techniques Available for Estimating the Impact of Regulations

Francis Chittenden, Stefano Iancich and Brian Sloan

Ch Chapter 5 SCM to Measure Compliance Costs

André Nijsen

Ch Chapter 6 Tailoring Regulation to the Regulated: The U.S. Regulatory Flexibility Act

William J. Dennis

Ch Chapter 7 Tanzania and the Problem of the Missing Middle: A Regulatory Reform Case of the United Republic of Tanzania

Bede Lyimo

Ch Chapter 8 Customized Regulations: How the Dutch Experienced the Reduction of the Burdens Imposed by Regulations

Leo G. M. Stevens

Ch Chapter 9 The New Rulemaking

Belaid Rettab

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