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2007

Comparative Law

Joseph Silvia

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Efficiency And Effectiveness In Securities Regulation: Comparative Analysis Of The United States Competitive Regulatory Structure And The United Kingdom’S Single Regulator Model, Joseph Silvia Sep 2007

Efficiency And Effectiveness In Securities Regulation: Comparative Analysis Of The United States Competitive Regulatory Structure And The United Kingdom’S Single Regulator Model, Joseph Silvia

Joseph Silvia

Efficiency and Effectiveness in Securities Regulation: Comparative Analysis of the United States Competitive Regulatory Structure and the United Kingdom’s Single Regulator Model Does the form of regulatory institutions impact the efficiency and effectiveness of the regulatory structure? While the current status of the multi-level/multi-functional regulatory structure in the United States (US) has developed over many years, the recent adoption of a single regulator structure by the United Kingdom (UK) offers us opportunity to test the impact of form on substance. To what extent does each system efficiently and effectively monitor and enforce the regulations of the financial markets? This paper …


Emerging Market Competition Policy: The Brazilian Experience, Joseph Silvia Sep 2007

Emerging Market Competition Policy: The Brazilian Experience, Joseph Silvia

Joseph Silvia

Abstract: Emerging Market Competition Policy: The Brazilian Experience Brazilian competition policy has developed over decades into a policy system that has allowed Brazil to lead South American nations in generating economic growth and sustainability, as well as the development of a “fully functioning market economy” in Brazil. The Brazilian Competition Policy System regulates merger control, competitive behavior among Brazilian firms, antitrust issues, and economic stability within regulation. Brazil’s policies have been crucial to the nation’s development from mostly state-owned enterprise and government interference in the markets after World War II. Brazil’s status as an emerging economy has also required that …