Term:
Regulatory reform
Definition:

Regulatory reform is used in the OECD work to refer to changes that improve regulatory quality, that is, enhance the performance, cost-effectiveness, or legal quality of regulations and related government formalities. Reform can mean revision of a single regulation, the scrapping and rebuilding of an entire regulatory regime and its institutions, or improvement of processes for making regulations and managing reform.

Domain:
Finance
Source:
Regulatory Reform: A Synthesis, OECD, Paris, 1997, page 11
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