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The former – ' decline of the state ' view – tends to highlight the overwhelming
constraints imposed by the structure of global capitalism , whereas the opposing
view – “ strong state ' view – asserts the continued vitality and centrality of the ...
The former – ' decline of the state ' view – tends to highlight the overwhelming
constraints imposed by the structure of global capitalism , whereas the opposing
view – “ strong state ' view – asserts the continued vitality and centrality of the ...
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Transparency requires full and open disclosure about the governance structure
of the provident and pension funds , and about the details of investment policies
and performance . Accountability should be both internal and external , and the ...
Transparency requires full and open disclosure about the governance structure
of the provident and pension funds , and about the details of investment policies
and performance . Accountability should be both internal and external , and the ...
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Public interest is sometimes used to hide group interests Before the 1970s ,
industrial regulation was influenced by the Harvard School Structure - Conduct -
Performance ( SCP ) paradigm in which regulation aimed to prevent the high
industry ...
Public interest is sometimes used to hide group interests Before the 1970s ,
industrial regulation was influenced by the Harvard School Structure - Conduct -
Performance ( SCP ) paradigm in which regulation aimed to prevent the high
industry ...
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developing a responsive regulation | 13 |
race to the bottom | 29 |
electricity reforms in Eastern Europe | 49 |
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