Asia and Europe [electronic resource] : Services Liberalisation
Development, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and.
Macedo, Jorge Braga deContributor
Chino, TadaoContributor
Organisation for Economic Co operation and DevelopmentContent Provider
Asian Development BankContent Provider
Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2003.
Services liberalisation can be an emotive issue where the tertiary sector has been largely dominated by the state and where, consequently, its employees have civil-servant status. This applies as much in Asia as it has done in Europe. Despite this reality, however, it can be shown that services liberalisation is essential to any successful development strategy, and especially one based on a regional approach.
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Preliminaries; Table of Contents; Preface; Introduction and Overview; Notes; Bibliography; Keynote Address; Deregulation and Liberalisation in Services; Reform and Liberalisation of Financial Services in Korea; New Opportunities for Services Trade in China; Postal Reform in the United Kingdom; Opening Up of Asia's Insurance Markets; Financial Sector Reform in Slovenia; Liberalisation and Competition in the Service Sectors; Financial Opening under the WTO Agreement in Selected Asian Countries; Programme; List of Authors and Participants
Services liberalisation can be an emotive issue where the tertiary sector has been largely dominated by the state and where, consequently, its employees have civil-servant status. This applies as much in Asia as it has done in Europe. Despite this reality, however, it can be shown that services liberalisation is essential to any successful development strategy, and especially one based on a regional approach.
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