Cutting Red Tape; Why Is Administrative Simplification So Complicated? [electronic resource] : Looking beyond 2010
Publishing, OECD.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development StaffCorporate Author
Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2010.
"Too much 'red tape'!" is one of the most common complaints from businesses and citizens in OECD countries. Administrative simplification is a regulatory quality tool to review and reduce administrative and regulatory procedures. It has remained high on the agenda in most OECD countries over the last decade and continues to be so. Countries' efforts to strengthen their competitiveness, productivity and entrepreneurship during the current recession have made simplification efforts even more urgent.  . Until now, efforts to reduce administrative burdens have primarily been driven by ambitions to
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Foreword; Table of Contents; Acronyms; Executive Summary; Introduction; Chapter 1. New Developments in Administrative Simplification; Chapter 2 . Future Policy Directions for Administrative Burden Reduction; Conclusions; Annex A. Policy Options; Annex B. Evaluating Administrative Burden Reduction Programmes and their Impacts
"Too much 'red tape'!" is one of the most common complaints from businesses and citizens in OECD countries. Administrative simplification is a regulatory quality tool to review and reduce administrative and regulatory procedures. It has remained high on the agenda in most OECD countries over the last decade and continues to be so. Countries' efforts to strengthen their competitiveness, productivity and entrepreneurship during the current recession have made simplification efforts even more urgent.  . Until now, efforts to reduce administrative burdens have primarily been driven by ambitions to
Administrative procedure -- OECD countries.
Government paperwork -- OECD countries.
Trade regulation -- OECD countries.
Cutting Red Tape