DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/p5wqk4/oecd_reviews_of) has announced the addition of OECD Publishing's new report "OECD Reviews of Regulatory Reform: Indonesia 2012: Strengthening Co-ordination and Connecting Markets" to their offering.
Indonesia has overcome substantial challenges to establish the governance institutions of a democratic market-based state
Regulatory reform can be viewed strategically, in both developed as well as developing countries, as one of the core instruments at the disposal of governments for managing the economy, influencing business behavior and implementing social policy. In the current global economic climate - challenged by continuing instability in financial markets on the one hand and the growing fiscal burden for providing key public services such as health, education and social insurance schemes on the other - the modern State will have to utilise its regulatory power wisely if it expects to be smarter if not smaller.
In the case of Indonesia, regulatory reform is also part of the country's ambitious attempt to consolidate democratic policy making, to sharply increase its economic growth to rival other large economies in the region as well as to deliver on key social welfare objectives.
The OECD Review of Regulatory Reform in Indonesia focuses on the administrative and institutional arrangements for ensuring that regulations are effective and efficient. It covers the medium term macroeconomic linkages with regulatory policy; of institutional and procedural arrangements for regulatory policy and governance; non-tariff barriers and behind the border constraints to market openness; competition policy in relation to infrastructure; and budgetary and governance arrangements for the management of Public Private Partnerships (PPP).
A specific emphasis has been given to the challenges of decentralization for improving connectivity across the Indonesian archipelago and regulatory obstacles in the areas of ports rail and shipping.
Key Topics Covered:
Acronyms and abbreviations
Executive summary
Résumé
Chapter 1. Setting priorities for reform and development in Indonesia
Chapter 2. Government capacity to assure high quality regulation
Chapter 3. Competition law and policy
Chapter 4. Market openness
Chapter 5. Regulatory and competition issues in ports, rail and shipping
Chapter 6. Public-private partnership governance: Policy, process and structure
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