Reducing Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens in ASEAN
Gross, Jeremy; Ponciano S. Intal, Jr | October 2018
Abstract
“Why is RURB important?” is the question asked right at the beginning of this book. The answers can be found in the chapters that follow, showing how RURB can be used to identify and review regulations as well as develop solutions through a process of dialogue and discussion between regulators and business.
Now is the time for governments to support the business community by reducing the cost of doing business. This will help free-up resources for businesses and make them more competitive. In turn, this can help stimulate investment, create new jobs, and support a more vibrant and dynamic business sector. However, an absence of systems and procedures to review and assess regulations is holding this back in many ASEAN Member States, resulting in burdensome regulations continuing to be on the statute books.
Citation
Gross, Jeremy; Ponciano S. Intal, Jr. 2018. Reducing Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens in ASEAN. © Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/8896.Print ISBN
978-602-5460-08-0
Keywords
Commercial agriculture
Agriculture
Sustainable agriculture
Trade Volume
Agricultural Trade
Food Security And Trade
Regional Trade Agreements
Food Security
Agriculture
Agricultural Trade
Trade
Trade Barriers
Trade Facilitation
Sustainable agriculture
Commercial agriculture
Trade Negotiations
Trade Development
Trade And Development
Regional Trade Agreements
Agricultural Trade
Agriculture Trade Liberalization
Agroindustry
Agricultural trade
Commercial farming
Agroindustry
Sustainable development
Export volume
Export Development
Access to markets
Agricultural market
Agricultural economy
Distribution
Agricultural trade
Agricultural investment
Agricultural economy
Agricultural products
Import volume
Export volume
Tariff negotiations
Regional integration
Trade regulations
Agricultural market
Agricultural economy
Agricultural diversification
Agricultural resource
Farm produce
Land capability for agriculture
Food Supply
Rural land use
Technological innovations
Agricultural innovations
Farm supply industry
Natural resource
Adaptive natural resource management
Produce trade
Poor
Price Indexes
Integrated rural development
Cost and standard of living
Population
Crop improvement
Rice farming
Crop
Food industry
Perishable goods
Food
Agricultural resource
Farm produce
Natural products in agriculture
Plant products industry
New agricultural enterprises
Agricultural industry
Foreign trade and employment
Perishable goods
Consumer goods
Agricultural products
Agricultural industry
Food industry
Food Safety
Crop Insurance
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