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Doing Business 2016
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Doing Business 2016

Measuring Regulatory Quality and Efficiency

World Bank Group
World Bank, 2015
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Editorial Rating

8

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Recommendation

Which countries’ regulatory regimes are the most – and least – conducive to business growth? The 13th edition of the World Bank’s sovereign review provides the answers in a highly detailed qualitative analysis of 189 nations’ regulatory infrastructures. Useful for the sole entrepreneur and the multinational corporation alike, this report delivers a numerical ranking of each nation’s efficiency and quality of regulation compared to its international peer group. The analysis clearly indicates that countries with the most transparent and effective regulations – not those with the least amount of rules – have the most thriving commercial environments. getAbstract recommends that any business owner or executive looking to expand operations should delve into this thorough examination of business regulations around the world.

Take-Aways

  • A country’s regulatory regime provides a foundation for its long-term economic growth.
  • Measuring business regulations in 189 countries reveals the importance of efficient and cost-effective regulatory frameworks in 10 areas of commerce.
  • Singapore ranked first in ease of doing business in 2015, while Eritrea was last.

About the Author

The World Bank provides financial and technical assistance to developing countries.

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