Public-Private Dialogue in Business Regulation Reform : A Case Study on PEMUDAH (English)

Traditionally, government and business had few incentives to actively collaborate. For the most part, government regulated business, and business lobbied government on areas of economic interest. When partnerships did occur, they were usually undertaken to invest in large infrastructure projects through formal contractual agreements (Rosenbaum, L., Van Buren, E. and Mennel, J., 2013). With the growing complexity and diversity of socio-economic challenges...

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Kuriakose,Smita;

Eknath,Varun;
Document Date
2020/05/01
Document Type
Report
Report Number
149779
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Malaysia,
Region
East Asia and Pacific,
Disclosure Date
2020/06/17
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Public-Private Dialogue in Business Regulation Reform : A Case Study on PEMUDAH
Keywords
Public-Private Dialogue

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Kuriakose,Smita; Eknath,Varun.

Public-Private Dialogue in Business Regulation Reform : A Case Study on PEMUDAH (English). The Malaysia Development Experience Series Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/252321592424170095

Public-Private Dialogue in Business Regulation Reform : A Case Study on PEMUDAH (English)

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