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Regulatory Environment in Bhutan: Using a New Institutional Economics Approach

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Regulatory Environment in Bhutan: Using a New Institutional Economics Approach

19 January 2016
Manila
Philippines

As Bhutan's economy grows, so does the treat of corruption which is one of the biggest deterrents to a country's development. To counter this threat, the Government of Bhutan plans to strengthen its regulatory environment.

Gambhir Bhatta of Asian Development Bank (ADB) presented his analysis on regulatory risks in Bhutan from the new institutional economics perspective in this joint knowledge sharing event organized by ADB's South Asia Department and Governance Thematic Group.

Program and Learning Materials: 
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
19 Jan 2016 Regulation and Regulatory Environment: Case Study of Bhutan
As Bhutan's economy grows, so does the threat of corruption. To counter this threat, the government plans to strengthen its regulatory environment. 		Gambhir Bhatta

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