The document discusses the Washington Consensus and its effects on development. It examines three groups of factors within the Washington Consensus, and discusses current views on its successes and failures. Critics argue that inequality and lack of institutional support limited its effectiveness, and that distribution and social institutions play an important role in development. The role of trade, financial liberalization, and interventions are also debated. Overall, the document analyzes different perspectives on the Washington Consensus and its prescriptions for growth.
Governance and Corruption in International BusinessIlan Alon
Reviews and presents an overview of corruption research in international business, highlighting particular moderators such as trust, regime type, and learning.
Governance and Corruption in International BusinessIlan Alon
Reviews and presents an overview of corruption research in international business, highlighting particular moderators such as trust, regime type, and learning.
Two lectures given by Uwazi manager at University of Amsterdam in April 2010. Lectures seek to explain why development aid has so often been ineffective, by exploring the incentives decision makers in developed and developing countries have to make aid work.
From May 2008 ICGFM Conference, Business in Partnership Against Corruption, How Can Multilateral Development Banks Partner with Governments, Private Sectors and Civil Societies to Improve Transparency and Accountability in Procurement
, Asha Ayoung, Lead Procurement Specialist, World Bank
Global Politics & Global Business Group Presentationsimonho8
Global Politics & Global Business Group Presentation: Our role as economic advisers to the newly elected president of a newly formed Sub-Saharan African state after a civil war. This presentation looks at how we would advise the president in allowing FDI and MNCs into the state to rebuild the economic infrastructure, and the types of regulations needed to control the natural oil reserve and provide employment for the highly-educated adult population.
Political Environment - International Business - Manu Melwin Joymanumelwin
A political system is basically the system of politics and government in a country. It governs a complete set of rules, regulations, institutions, and attitudes. A main differentiator of political systems is each system’s philosophy on the rights of the individual and the group as well as the role of government. Each political system’s philosophy impacts the policies that govern the local economy and business environment.
03 The Political and Legal Environments Facing BusinessBrent Weeks
To discuss the philosophy and practices of the political environment
To profile trends in contemporary political systems
To explain the idea of political risk and approaches to managing it
To discuss the philosophy and practices of the legal system
To describe trends in contemporary legal systems
To explain legal issues facing international companies
Challenges to the Idea of a Federal Philippines by Atty. Rommel Bagares. Presentation for the HSF-PPI Seminar on Understanding Federalism for Media Practitioners.
Challenges to the Idea of a Federal Philippines by Atty. Rommel Bagares. Presentation for the HSF-PPI Seminar on Understanding Federalism for Media Practitioners.
Cronyism: History, Costs, Case Studies and SolutionsAdam Thierer
In this presentation, I offer a definition of cronyism, explain its origins, discuss how various academics have traditionally thought about it, outline a variety of case studies, and then propose a range of solutions.
Researchers at the EU’s Joint Research Center used the Social Hotspot Database together with EU trade statistics, to look at comprehensive supply chain risks for the EU-27 countries.
The methods described and applied in the study can be applied equally by companies to discover and understand the social risks and opportunities in their own supply chains.
The report concludes
"Our analysis underscores the importance of a life cycle-based approach to understanding and managing social risk in support of policies for socially sustainable development. Moreover, the methods and information presented herein offer a potentially powerful decision-support tool for policy makers wishing to better understand the magnitude and distribution of social risk associated with EU production and consumption patterns, the mitigation of which will contribute to socially sustainable development within Europe and abroad.”
Two lectures given by Uwazi manager at University of Amsterdam in April 2010. Lectures seek to explain why development aid has so often been ineffective, by exploring the incentives decision makers in developed and developing countries have to make aid work.
From May 2008 ICGFM Conference, Business in Partnership Against Corruption, How Can Multilateral Development Banks Partner with Governments, Private Sectors and Civil Societies to Improve Transparency and Accountability in Procurement
, Asha Ayoung, Lead Procurement Specialist, World Bank
Global Politics & Global Business Group Presentationsimonho8
Global Politics & Global Business Group Presentation: Our role as economic advisers to the newly elected president of a newly formed Sub-Saharan African state after a civil war. This presentation looks at how we would advise the president in allowing FDI and MNCs into the state to rebuild the economic infrastructure, and the types of regulations needed to control the natural oil reserve and provide employment for the highly-educated adult population.
Political Environment - International Business - Manu Melwin Joymanumelwin
A political system is basically the system of politics and government in a country. It governs a complete set of rules, regulations, institutions, and attitudes. A main differentiator of political systems is each system’s philosophy on the rights of the individual and the group as well as the role of government. Each political system’s philosophy impacts the policies that govern the local economy and business environment.
03 The Political and Legal Environments Facing BusinessBrent Weeks
To discuss the philosophy and practices of the political environment
To profile trends in contemporary political systems
To explain the idea of political risk and approaches to managing it
To discuss the philosophy and practices of the legal system
To describe trends in contemporary legal systems
To explain legal issues facing international companies
Challenges to the Idea of a Federal Philippines by Atty. Rommel Bagares. Presentation for the HSF-PPI Seminar on Understanding Federalism for Media Practitioners.
Challenges to the Idea of a Federal Philippines by Atty. Rommel Bagares. Presentation for the HSF-PPI Seminar on Understanding Federalism for Media Practitioners.
Cronyism: History, Costs, Case Studies and SolutionsAdam Thierer
In this presentation, I offer a definition of cronyism, explain its origins, discuss how various academics have traditionally thought about it, outline a variety of case studies, and then propose a range of solutions.
Researchers at the EU’s Joint Research Center used the Social Hotspot Database together with EU trade statistics, to look at comprehensive supply chain risks for the EU-27 countries.
The methods described and applied in the study can be applied equally by companies to discover and understand the social risks and opportunities in their own supply chains.
The report concludes
"Our analysis underscores the importance of a life cycle-based approach to understanding and managing social risk in support of policies for socially sustainable development. Moreover, the methods and information presented herein offer a potentially powerful decision-support tool for policy makers wishing to better understand the magnitude and distribution of social risk associated with EU production and consumption patterns, the mitigation of which will contribute to socially sustainable development within Europe and abroad.”
International trade has a rich history dating back to the 19th century BC. At http://www.fahadalrajaan.com/the-ancient-history-of-international-trading/ you can explore events that have affected international trade since it began.
Trade negotiations of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) and The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TTP) trade deals have provided more fuel to the fire of this ongoing debate.
This presentation covers some aspects of topical issues in trade and economic development. Designed for A2 economics students - links to some Financial Times videos with special reference to the work of Hidalgo and Hausmann and their index of economic complexity
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International Business Practices
Roderick D. Goodrum
Individual Project Phase 5
Colorado Technical University
Instructor: Lester Willis
09/17/2014
Introduction
Establishment of a business in a foreign land depends on strict evaluation and analysis of various factors inclusive of; the barriers to entry in the foreign nation, the legal systems, customer base, potentiality of growth, economic performance, and the cultural framework of the natives there. Failure to scrutinize such factors might impact success of the business negatively (Schill, 2014). This paper discusses the factors that a regional bank needs to consider before expanding into a foreign nation, China for this case. It uses Union Bancshares (UNB), a Californian based regional bank as an example.
Possible challenges in the new environment
This may be analyzed in three perspectives; educational discrepancies, cultural differences, and other social demographics. Culture refers to the values and norms held by members of a given society; the good and the bad defined by a society. Cultural conflict is felt a great depth in the work place, if the workers therein are from different ethnic origins. For UNB to ensure it gains a positive reputation in the public sector, the company’s management will need to employ workers from diverse cultural setups. Despite this move being positive in some way, the conflicts arising in the work place due to differing cultural expectations might hamper work progress negatively leading to poor performance. Another challenge is education level of potential employees within the locality within which the company plans to establish itself. Specific technical personnel might be inadequate in China compelling UNB’s management to outsource workers from far geographical locations, this is a costly process.
Legal and political environments
The legal systems in China are flexible rather than static. This poses a great challenge to foreign investors since laws regarding foreign investors might change negatively at the time of their investment. In People’s Republic of China, laws governing the business sector are made in the National People’s Congress (NPC) and the judicial system is vested with the power of ensuring all parties comply. When making a foreign direct investment, the first step is to describe in detail the pros and cons of the business to China’s economy, if the pros exceed the cons then the business is listed under the permitted category as long as all other factors have been fully satisfied. China is a politically stable nation despite its long term poor relation with Taiwan. This is a positive indicator for UNB since business operations are not likely to be disrupted due to political clash.
Government involvement in the private sector
A comparison to the US business practice is made to gauge the level with which the government intervenes in private businesses in Peop.
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One of the best ways to learn a concept is to teach a concept, and in this assignment it will be necessary for the learner to understand and explain the concepts from
Modules 1
and
2
in a 7–10-slide PowerPoint presentation. The Internet will be a great resource for completing this assignment because the learner can use keyword phrases to pull the specifics needed to cover the topics and complete the assignment.
You have been asked to create a PowerPoint presentation to train a group of new employees for Future Trends Financial Firm on key concepts of emerging markets. Include the following in your presentation:
Identify and explain key concepts of emerging technologies, highlighting their use and availability for emerging and developed markets.
Define and describe common industry concepts including: institutional voids, business groups, technological capabilities, changing income distribution, and bottom of the pyramid. Please be sure that the correlation between concepts and various markets is appropriate.
Develop a 7–10-slide presentation in PowerPoint format, utilizing at least two scholarly sources. Apply APA standards to the citation of sources.
Make sure you write in a clear, concise, and organized manner; demonstrate ethical scholarship in accurate representation and attribution of sources; display accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Information from Module 1:
In
Module 1
, you will begin your journey into understanding the concept of EMs. This module’s discussion question and assignment are both designed to help in building the foundation knowledge of understanding EMs.
What is an EM? According to Investopedia (n.d.), an EM is, “A nation's economy that is progressing toward becoming advanced, as shown by some liquidity in local debt and equity markets and the existence of some form of market exchange and regulatory body” (para. 1).
EMs surfaced in the 1970s as
less developed economies
. Countries that are considered EMs possess certain distinguishing traits. Some of the common traits are:
Demanding culture
High rates of immigration
Fragmented market
Growing youthful population
Investors are shifting their investments to EMs because of their potential long-term growth rate (Johnston, 2011). One of the main reasons EMs are rapidly growing is due to the countries' visible economic advancements. According to EPFR Global, a fund tracking company, investors invested more than $50 billion into EMs in 2012 (Bloomberg Businessweek, 2013).
Investopedia. (n.d.).
Emerging market economy
. Retrieved from
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/emergingmarketeconomy.asp
Johnston, M. (2011, November 23).
5 factors to consider in choosing an emerging markets ETF
. Retrieved from
http://seekingalpha.com/article/309867-5-factors-to-consider-in-choosing-an-emerging-markets-etf
Bloomberg Businessweek. (2013, January 31).
The top 20 emerging markets
. Retrieved from
http://images.businessweek.com/slideshows/2013-01-31/the-top-20-emergi.
Business Environmental AnalysisPart III4. Give your team’s recVannaSchrader3
Business Environmental Analysis
Part III
4. Give your team’s recommendation on how to respond to the opportunities and threats (no response may be valid if you can justify it)
In section entails external forces that affect the operations of the company by providing opportunities and threats. Opportunities are positive chances created by external factors that a company can utilize and earn a competitive advantage while threats are negative conditions created by external forces that can affect the companies operation. For Nike Company, there are several environmental forces that will affect the company either positively or negatively. In order to analyze the macro-environmental factors that will affect Nike Company, PESTEL analysis will be used; thus the factors to be analyzed will be; political factors, economic factors, social factors, technological factors, environmental factors, legal factors and ethical factors (Okoye 2017).
9.Make a go/no go decision if the firm should pursue this international opportunity and why
Political factors involves the degree to which a government intervenes in the economy and this can include; government policies, political stability or instability in foreign markets, tax policy, foreign trade policy environmental laws, labor laws and trade restrictions among others. Secondly, economic Factors are factors have a significant impact on how a firm does business and also determines the profitability and includes; economic growth, exchange rates, inflation and interest rates among others. Thirdly are social factors which involve beliefs and attitudes of population and includes population growth, age distribution, career attitudes among others. The fourth aspect is Technological factors which affect marketing and management by deriving new ways of production and distribution of goods and services and also new ways of accessing and communicating with target markets. Environmental factors are also important due to factors such as carbon footprint targets set by governments, scarcity of raw materials and operating business as an ethical and Sustainale Company. Also, there are legal issues which include advertising standards, product labeling and product safety, consumes rights and laws among others. Finally, ethical factors which involves issues such as fair trade, slavery acts and child labor among others
Opportunities
· Opportunities that exist for Nice Company includes;
· Political stability in most countries they perat in
· Lack of trade restrictions
· Many people believes that they are among the top in the market hence people have positive attitude towards their products
· Many football cubs are continuously being formed hence providing continuous market expansion.
· Many young people are currently opting to shift their careers to sports.
· Increased advancement in digital marketing technologies
· Advancement in online purchases
Threats
· Political instability in other countries
· Broad economic uncertainty.
· High ...
The economic and business case for global LGB&T inclusion.
Open For Business is a coalition of global companies making the case that inclusive, diverse societies are better for business and better for economic growth. The purpose of the coalition is to promote a positive business and economic case for equality of opportunity for everyone, all across the world.
They have published a comprehensive report, written by Brunswick partners, Jon Miller and Lucy Parker, which shows that successful businesses thrive in open, diverse and inclusive societies.
For more information visit: www.open-for-business.org
Implications of politics and development for SDG16Anna Webster
Politics matters in development but how and with what implications for SDG16? The importance of context, capacity and coalitions. Presentation by Prof Sam Hickey for OECD-GovNet, June 2017
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Discuss a “real world” MNC’s international strategy. The discussion should identify the company’s strategic plans, how the factors of international strategy, above, affected them, location efficiencies, a SWOT analysis, their application of the steps in international strategy formulation, and so on.
Support your paper with a minimum of five (5) external resources In addition to these specified resources, other appropriate scholarly resources, including older articles, may be included.
Length: 5-7 pages not including title and reference pages
Your paper should demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts presented in the course and provide new thoughts and insights relating directly to this topic. Your response should reflect scholarly writing and current APA standards.
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Introduction:
Dawn of economic process has raised up, where international business is changing into more and more common. Transnational organizations will measure among the foremost profitable within the world. An organization must bear in mind of the speech and civilization of the country wherever it plans to board with its asset. Politics and laws of the condition will moreover produce international trade simple or onerous. With the achievement of international business, its outlook is polished, on a planet scale. Effective organization of international business process includes inexpensive organization of money, workers, expansion, advertising, and announcement. This is over and over again so the association, completion and organization of the operation go well. The long lope of international business is intense as fiscal process and therefore they would similar to for catholicity persistence. Even though the business goes globally there are some issues to be considered around as such
1. Social Issues
2. Ethical Issues
3. Labour Issues
4. Environmental Issues
Impacts of Political, Legal and Economic System:
Political, economic, and legal assortment and change within the international souk, and the way executive reply to the confront with data and considerate resulting not exclusively from the business regulation though conjointly from economic expansion, sociology, faith, topography, and the past. Early labors to tie together technology and take manufactured goods into foreign markets; the crash of dispersion catalysts like super language, script, print technology, transport innovation, transmit medium, electronic medium, and advertising institution; and consequently the appearance of recent companies will calculate to manage to level back the crash. Largely North America or Western Europe is that the specific regions were these impacts have taken place. Political modification happens as nations look for to ascertain stability and order.
Economic Aspects Of Enforcing The Rule Of Law BodinOllivierBodin
This is about the difficulties to establish the Rule of Law in Soth-Est Europe, about the economic costs of a lack it and about thrust and confidence building in networks.
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BUSI 2043 International Business Environment
Unit - 6
Yorkville University – Vancouver
Submitted by:
Submission Date: 2018-12-15
Introduction
A business research report accumulates and analyzes data about components and conditions outside of a business. Commonly, these reports center around issues, patterns, and factors that chiefs can't control. Reports survey how these outer variables may help or obstruct a business.
Political and regulatory stability
India is picking up significance all inclusive as a quickly creating economy. Speculators from everywhere throughout the world have indicated confidence in the adaptable Indian economy. One of the main considerations for quick financial development in India after 1991 can be ascribed to the gigantic inflow of remote capital. There are different determinants which prompted such gigantic capital inflow in India. A political and legitimate framework is one of the key variables.
Foreign direct investment during the colonial period
To be explicit, the sequential foundation of outside interest in India can be followed back to the establishing of East India Company of Britain. Amid the frontier time from the 1850s' to 1947, India's economy was in the hands of the British Raj. Amid this period, the Indian economy stayed stale and the development rate was very little higher than the populace development rate of 1% .
In any case, then again, a few scientists contend that the British put the capital in making the cutting-edge railroad framework which was viewed as the fourth biggest on the planet. Essentially, under the British Raj, the economy of the towns' that is salary after duty ascended from 27% to 54%. This segment spoke to one-fifth of the aggregate venture that the British made abroad (Meena 2015).
Be that as it may, the British delighted in the product of the venture as the political and legitimate framework was under their control. The inflow of outside capital was high yet the arrival on speculation was not shared. After the Second World War, Japanese organizations entered the Indian market and they improved their exchange with India. Be that as it may, the United Kingdom remained the most predominant financial specialist until 1947 (Shin 2014).
Legal System of India
The Indian legitimate framework is a one of a kind element of the Indian Constitution. It is associated with arrangement of courts that manage both state and association laws.
Nuts and bolts of Indian Legal System:
The Chief Justice and alternate judges of the Supreme Court are selected by the president. The Supreme Court has its own warning and ward which can uphold the essential rights referenced in the Indian constitution. What's more, it fathoms any contention in the middle of the administration of India and ...
Chapter 2 Theories about Business Government Relation.docxwalterl4
Chapter 2: Theories about Business Government Relations
Agenda
Three models of government-business relations
The shareholder model
The strategic model
The stakeholder model
Crony Capitalism
Why Study Theories?
Helpful in understanding complex social realities
Simplify and organize knowledge by describing patterns and regularities
Offer different perspectives regarding the interactions between business and government.
In practice they define the strategies, operations, and outcomes of businesses
Three Models of Business and Society
Business centered approaches
Shareholder model
Strategic business model
Stakeholder model
Note that there are other important “players” in society, in particular, religion
The Shareholder Model
Emphasizes economic principles
Views business in isolation
Emphasizes economic analysis and profit-making for direct or indirect owners
Emphasizes the invisible hand at the micro level
Stresses the importance of dynamic market
Promotes non-intervention by government
Contends the principle duty of government is to ensure that markets function properly, and to correct market failures
Sociopolitical Environment
Market Environment
Business
Shareholder
Examples of shareholder model
Economic freedom Index (Heritage Foundation)
Rule of law
Limited government
Regulatory efficiency
Open markets
(Top in 2015: Hong Kong, Singapore, NZ, Australia, Switzerland, Canada, Chile, Estonia, Ireland, and Mauritius)
Domestic example: Investment banks
Various critiques of the Shareholder Model
Downplays market imperfections
Ignores the need for government vigilance and intervention to protect market failure
In practice, tends to ignore the reality of business’ demands on government and the advantages frequently provided by government
Too much emphasis on monetary and material gains
The Strategic Business Model
Emphasizes the practice of business and success
One element: being highly competitive
Most efficient and effective use of resources;
Competing to win through hard work and cleverness
Playing the game well
The model also emphasizes collaboration
Joining other strong competitors, networking, creating goodwill, focusing on comparative strengths
Pragmatically, it wants:
Moderate taxes and moderate regulations, stable policies, and protections in global competition
To pragmatically use/exploit governmental resources
Examples
Council on Competitiveness
Where America Needs to Be
To drive US productivity, buttress our leadership in world markets, and raise the standard of living for all Americans, the United States must:
• Immediately work to:
– Ensure lower cost, easy access to high quality education and training for all Americans
– Maintain long-term federal investments in science and technology leadership
– Reform and simplify the tax code to stimulate investment and attract global capital to the United States
• Over the next ten years:
– Create at least 21 .
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Enterprise Excellence is a holistic approach that's aimed at achieving world-class performance across all aspects of the organization.
What might I learn?
A way to engage all in creating Inclusive Excellence. Lessons from the US military and their parallels to the story of Harry Potter. How belt systems and CI teams can destroy inclusive practices. How leadership language invites people to the party. There are three things leaders can do to engage everyone every day: maximizing psychological safety to create environments where folks learn, contribute, and challenge the status quo.
Who might benefit? Anyone and everyone leading folks from the shop floor to top floor.
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3. Washington Consensus (WC) Overview Consists of ten factors Maintenance of public exchange rate Privatization Macroeconomic stability Reforming tax systems Trade liberalization Liberalization of interest rates Deregulation Property rights Reordering public expenditures Liberalization of FDI
4. Three Groups Group One Things that everyone agrees with Group Two Factors that are correct if done right Group Three A more contentious group
5. Current Proponents of the WC What would be their reasons for the WC not working like it was designed to? Not the fault of the policies Problems of timing Lack of coordination Poor implementation
6. The WC View of Growth, Poverty, and Distribution “Trickle-down” Effect Current studies support this finding Do you think that distribution is an important factor in poverty reduction?
7. Authors View of Growth, Poverty, and Distribution Distribution Matters! In egalitarian societies Higher incentive to save and invest Land reform promote efficiency Universal education gives everyone a head start
8. Inequality and Growth Inverse relationship Inequality serves as an excuse for corruption which can lead to Capital flight Rent seeking Tax evasion
9. Trade Theory Does increased trade reduce inequality? NO! What is important is factor endowments of developing countries relative to other developing countries, NOT developed China and India example
10. Can the argument for trade liberalization be saved? It needs a link to the development of institutions
11. WC View on Institutional Involvement The government should lay the foundation of economic growth in a country and leave everything else to the free market. What does this mean? Give examples of actions a government should take and actions they shouldn’t
12. Should Provide legal system to protect property rights to encourage investment Provide security Provide macroeconomic stability Provide basic social services Provide infrastructure
13. Shouldn’t Directing credit Controlling prices of goods and services Intervening in labor markets Borrowing heavily Excessive taxing Blocking foreign investment Producing or distributing goods and services
14. Interventionist They look at the East Asian model and see them doing both Arguing that it leads to short cuts Opponents could only say that it was not transferable They “concluded that social institutions play a vital complementary role to public policies”
15. Six Lessons from East Asia Lesson one Failures Lesson two Don’t kick them out, improve their capacity! Lesson three Context matters
17. Financial Liberalization According to Prasad, Rogoff, Wei, and Kose Financial integration is not a necessary condition for achieving a high growth rate Example - China and India Financial integration is not a sufficient condition for a fast economic growth rate
18. Final Thoughts on the WC Williams Views - Success Vs. The Authors (amongst many others) views - South Korea, Indonesia, Thailand
19. How to Help Poor Countries Nancy Birdsall, Dani Rodrik, & Arvind Subramanian
22. Market Access Increased reductions of trade barriers will mean taking away access to markets by doing away with preferential trade agreements and leaving developing countries to compete with other developing countries.
23. Show me the money What are the central recommendation in regards to aid made by developing countries?
24. Show me the money What are the central recommendation in regards to aid made by developing countries?
25. Show me the money Can it create key institutions and long-term economic health?
26. Burdens -TRIPS -Not enough space to craft their own economic policies -Meeting demands before accession into the WTO
27. Positive Steps -Taking action against corrupt leaders -Assisting with R&D -Enhancing global labor majority -Prevention and resolution of conflicts and humanitarian crises -Stopping arms sales -Stopping illegal trade (diamonds, drugs, humans) -Reforming international economic institutions
28. Positive Steps -Taking action against corrupt leaders -Assisting R&D -Enhancing global labor majority -Prevention and resolution of conflicts and humanitarian crises -Stopping arms sales -Stopping illegal trade (diamonds, drugs, human) -Reforming international economic institutions Can you think of other creative steps?
29. Activity time!!!!!!!!!! Haiti Brazil Sudan Kazakhstan Definitely Mmm, Sometimes Not in your life Countries Categories
30. Washington Consensus Maintenance of public exchange rate Privatization Macroeconomic stability Reforming tax systems Trade liberalization Liberalization of interest rates Deregulation Property rights Reordering public expenditures Liberalization of FDI
