Removing regulatory barriers in services is key to unlocking productivity in Croatia. Croatia has more restrictive regulations than most other EU member states, and prior World Bank research shows that the economic gains to reforms are the highest out of all EU countries. This report provides recommendations on specific measures to reform the regulation of professions. The report focuses on reforms for 24 high-impact occupations which were selected...
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2020/09/18
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2020/09/18
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License to Compete : Reforming the Regulation of Professions in Croatia
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Beldowski, Jaroslaw Mariusz; Drozd, Maciej Adam; Eftychidou, Thomais; Iwanowski, Damian; Kuo, Ryan Chia; Sofijanic, Tatjana.
License to Compete : Reforming the Regulation of Professions in Croatia (Vol. 1 of 2) (Croatian). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/140971600408097849