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Doing Business 2015
Report

Doing Business 2015

Going Beyond Efficiency

World Bank, 2014

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Editorial Rating

7

Qualities

  • Innovative
  • Overview
  • Background

Recommendation

The World Bank annually assesses the ways that business regulations affect economic growth in developed and developing economies and how those laws change over time. This report examines changes in contract enforcement, taxes and zoning in markets of all sizes and stages of development. Reforms and regulations governing business differ enormously among nations. Policy makers’ stance on an array of decisions – including credit reporting, protecting minority investors and even zoning – can influence businesses’ decisions to move to their jurisdictions. Corporations want nations to provide comprehensive, reliable, cohesive guidelines that support growth within a solid legal and regulatory framework. getAbstract recommends this overview to policy makers, investors, government officials and executives concerned about fostering economic expansion with effective business regulation and taxation policies.

Take-Aways

  • National economies differ regarding zoning laws, credit availability, contract enforcement and taxation.
  • Well-designed, thoughtful economic policies can foster economic growth.
  • Singapore is the most business-friendly nation, followed by New Zealand, Hong Kong, Denmark, Korea, Norway, the United Sates and the United Kingdom.

About the Author

Established in 1944, the World Bank provides financial and technical assistance to developing countries. It works with member nations to fight global poverty.


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