regulatory reform
Updating government oversight
Regulatory reform is the process of changing government rules and oversight systems, typically to reduce bureaucratic burden, increase efficiency, or adapt to new conditions.
The term usually implies simplifying or eliminating regulations rather than creating new ones: The administration promised regulatory reform to help small businesses.
Reform efforts may target specific industries or attempt comprehensive overhaul of how agencies create and enforce rules.
- deregulationRemoving governmental business restrictions
- red tape reductionSimplifying bureaucratic processes
- privatizationState sells public assets
- environmental protectionSafeguarding ecosystems from harm
- tax incentivesGovernment breaks encouraging actions
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