IMPROVING FINANCIAL AND REGULATORY MANAGEMENT Introduction

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    K. T. Liou

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    Abbreviated Journal Title

    Public Perform. Manag. Rev.

    Keywords

    government regulation; regulatory reform; regulatory system; Public Administration

    Abstract

    Government regulation has become one of the most discussed policy areas since the recent financial crisis. This symposium examines policy and managerial issues related to regulatory challenges, especially in the financial sector. This introduction to the symposium reviews major issues in government regulation-including motives, types, and consequences of regulation, inflation and costs, and effectiveness-and summarizes the findings of the four articles in the symposium. In addition to conceptual arguments about the financial crisis and related regulatory and governance challenges, the articles present case studies about citizen participation in regulatory decision-making and the use of e-government to improve transparency in financial industries, and offer suggestions and lessons about regulatory management and reform.

    Journal Title

    Public Performance & Management Review

    Volume

    37

    Issue/Number

    2

    Publication Date

    1-1-2013

    Document Type

    Article

    Language

    English

    First Page

    199

    Last Page

    207

    WOS Identifier

    WOS:000327505900001

    ISSN

    1530-9576

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