Regulatory Reform in Spain 2000 [electronic resource].
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Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2000.
Regulatory reform has been crucial to Spain's high economic growth in recent years. Spain has implemented far-reaching trade and investment liberalisation, privatised almost all state-owned enterprises, liberalised state controls, engaged in sectoral re-regulation and institution-building, and strengthened competition policy. Spain has gained significant economic benefits from these measures: lower prices and interest rates, increased supply-side flexibility, wider consumer choice, and higher quality of services. With labour market reforms, regulatory reforms have contributed to large falls in
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FOREWORD; TABLE OF CONTENTS; Part I. OECD REVIEW OF REGULATORY REFORM IN SPAIN; Executive summary; Chapter 1. Regulatory Reform in Spain; Chapter 2. Government Capacity to Assure High Quality Regulation; Chapter 3. The Role of Competition Policy in Regulatory Reform; Chapter 4. Enhancing Market Openness through Regulatory Reform; Chapter 5. Regulatory Reform in the Electricity Industry; Chapter 6. Regulatory Reform in the Telecommunications Industry; Chapter 7. Conclusions and Policy Options for Regulatory Reform; Notes; Bibliography; Part II. BACKGROUND REPORTS
Background Report on Government Capacity to Assure High Quality RegulationBackground Report on the Role of Competition Policy in Regulatory Reform; Background Report on Enhancing Market Openness through Regulatory Reform; Background Report on Regulatory Reform in the Electricity Industry; Background Report on Regulatory Reform in the Telecommunications Industry
Regulatory reform has been crucial to Spain's high economic growth in recent years. Spain has implemented far-reaching trade and investment liberalisation, privatised almost all state-owned enterprises, liberalised state controls, engaged in sectoral re-regulation and institution-building, and strengthened competition policy. Spain has gained significant economic benefits from these measures: lower prices and interest rates, increased supply-side flexibility, wider consumer choice, and higher quality of services. With labour market reforms, regulatory reforms have contributed to large falls in
Deregulation -- Spain.
Spain -- Economic policy.
Trade regulation -- Spain.
Trade regulation
Deregulation
Law - Non-U.S.
Law - Europe, except U.K.
Law, Politics & Government
OECD Reviews of Regulatory Reform