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OECD GUIDING PRINCIPLES . FOR REGULATORY quality . AND PERFORMANCE. OECD MEMBER. COUNTRIES. AUSTRALIA. AUSTRIA. BELGIUM. CANADA. CZECH REPUBLIC. DENMARK. FINLAND. FRANCE. GERMANY. GREECE. HUNGARY. ICELAND. IRELAND. ITALY. JAPAN. KOREA. LUXEMBOURG. MEXICO. NETHERLANDS. NEW ZEALAND. NORWAY. POLAND. PORTUGAL. SLOVAK REPUBLIC. SPAIN. SWEDEN. SWITZERLAND. TURKEY. UNITED KINGDOM. UNITED STATES. OECD GUIDING PRINCIPLES . FOR REGULATORY quality AND PERFORMANCE. The goal of REGULATORY reform is to improve national economies and enhance their ability to adapt to change. Better regulation and structural reforms are necessary complements to sound fiscal and macroeconomic policies. Continual and far-reaching social, economic and technological changes require governments to consider the cumulative and inter-related impacts of REGULATORY regimes, to ensure that their REGULATORY structures and processes are relevant and robust, transparent, accountable and forward-looking.
OECD GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR REGULATORY QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE 4 Review regulations (economic, social, and admini-strative) against the principles of good regulation
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