Titlebook: Better Business Regulation in a Risk Society; Alberto Alemanno,Frank den Butter,Jacopo Torriti Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Chrysostomos D. Stylios,Peter P. Groumposve the legal system. Prior studies by Wijnands et al. (2007, 2008) and Poppe et al. 2008) have shown that competitiveness of this industry is under pressure. In the light of the above, we propose a second overhaul of European food law, after the tremendous legal efforts which have been made as a res

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Luís M. Camarinha-Matos,Walter Vieirability of the banking sector. Whilst the motives for additional regulation are well understood, their social costs are not and hence net social benefits of additional regulation remain unclear. We emphasize that also in regulatory terms there is no free lunch; regulation—much like taxation—creates s

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Studies in Computational Intelligence regulations, prescriptions on working conditions and various types of permits which prevent businesses to make decisions at the costs of others. A common characteristic of all of the different types of government regulations is that they entail implementation costs, which, like taxes, distort effic

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Vidit Gupta,S. Vijayakumar Bharathiovernment, i.e. lower tax and premium rates, lower deficits, and lower debts, with less regulation, and with less compliance costs, markets would function better and economic development would prosper. The revival of the US and UK economy—and later that of many other economies—seemed to support the

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Anand J. Kulkarni,Naoufel Cheikhrouhoulooks into the case of the Netherlands. Dutch policies on better regulation aim at a cultural shift and structural safeguards. It is found that besides a supportive culture within ministries, it is necessary to establish adequate structures on reducing regulatory burdens. A sole reliance on internal

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Vidit Gupta,S. Vijayakumar Bharathiss resulting from non-transparent, non-streamlined, ineffective, double, or non--harmonized legislation and enforcement between Member States and regions in Europe..From this perspective we find that the lack of cross-border consistency—in this chapter also called “cross-border barriers”—lead to ser

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Intelligent Systems for Social Goodast few decades the cooperation between countries concerning trade has reached unprecedented volumes but the rise in international trade has been followed by the rise in global risks. Apart from traditional commercial risks, countries and global companies are faced with wide variety of non-commercia

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