Regulatory Bodies: Hurting Growth And Investment

Nadeem Haque and Ahmed Qasim

PIDE Monograph Series from Pakistan Institute of Development Economics

Abstract: Markets thrive when practices are encoded into rules and regulations. The common myth in Pakistan seems to be that markets need to be checked and controlled, implying that regulation is to prevent market development. Indeed, markets do not thrive without good regulations. A large amount of time is wasted in the “government or markets†debate when the evidence clearly shows that government regulation is required to fuel market growth.

Keywords: Regulatory Bodies; Growth and Investment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 32 pages
Date: 2022
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