Ex ante assessment of regulatory impact upon businesses: A neo-institutional study on the context, international influences, and Finnish experiences Regulatory impact assessment (RIA) has an established place in the European Union and its member states. This article considers evolving Finnish ex ante RIA concerning certain regulatory costs to firms. Drawing upon a neo-institutional theoretical framework and proposing three generally oriented hypotheses we received the following results. (1) The rationality of theevolving Finnish ex ante RIA of selected administrativeregulatory costs to firms gives rise issuesgiven the low implementation rate of thegeneral natonal RIA guidelines. (2) Reference to the ex ante RIA of regulatory costs to firmsi...
The role of family-owned businesses in national economies cannot be over emphasized and Finland is n...
Regulatory impact assessment (RIA) has emerged on the political agenda of the member states of the E...
The purpose of this paper is to examine conceptual changes of government accounting in Finland in 19...
Finland's first EIA legislation was enacted in 1994. It was clear when this legislation was prepared...
This article elaborates a neo-institutional approach to evaluation and utilizes this approach for an...
Considering that legislation (primary and secondary legislation) is the most commonly used instrumen...
Regulatory Impact Assessment/Analysis (RIA) has become a hot topic in the world politics as well as ...
Since the rise of shareholder values companies have changed their activities to maximise the value c...
Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) has emerged on the European political agenda. It is an idea whose t...
Policies to increase the capacity of governments to produce high quality regulation, also known as ‘...
Why did the norms governing the Finnish financial markets changed fundamentally over the 1980 s? To ...
The Finnish Council of Regulatory Impact Analysis, set up in 2016, has established its position as a...
Among the tools available to enhance the rationality of policy formulation, Regulatory Impact Analys...
Applying an approach of neo-institutional research, this article examines the history of company hol...
First published: 11 August 2004This article presents the main results of a research project on regul...
The role of family-owned businesses in national economies cannot be over emphasized and Finland is n...
Regulatory impact assessment (RIA) has emerged on the political agenda of the member states of the E...
The purpose of this paper is to examine conceptual changes of government accounting in Finland in 19...
Finland's first EIA legislation was enacted in 1994. It was clear when this legislation was prepared...
This article elaborates a neo-institutional approach to evaluation and utilizes this approach for an...
Considering that legislation (primary and secondary legislation) is the most commonly used instrumen...
Regulatory Impact Assessment/Analysis (RIA) has become a hot topic in the world politics as well as ...
Since the rise of shareholder values companies have changed their activities to maximise the value c...
Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) has emerged on the European political agenda. It is an idea whose t...
Policies to increase the capacity of governments to produce high quality regulation, also known as ‘...
Why did the norms governing the Finnish financial markets changed fundamentally over the 1980 s? To ...
The Finnish Council of Regulatory Impact Analysis, set up in 2016, has established its position as a...
Among the tools available to enhance the rationality of policy formulation, Regulatory Impact Analys...
Applying an approach of neo-institutional research, this article examines the history of company hol...
First published: 11 August 2004This article presents the main results of a research project on regul...
The role of family-owned businesses in national economies cannot be over emphasized and Finland is n...
Regulatory impact assessment (RIA) has emerged on the political agenda of the member states of the E...
The purpose of this paper is to examine conceptual changes of government accounting in Finland in 19...