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| The goal of this task force is to provide policymakers with a portfolio of alternative tools that can be used to enhance corporate governance. The Corporate Governance task force seeks not only to articulate the broad themes, but also to look at specific issues as they apply to developing countries. Improving corporate governance in emerging market economies is widely recognized as necessary to boost private capital inflows and stimulate domestic investment. Everyone agrees that it is good. However, the literature on corporate governance has largely neglected issues of importance to developing and transition economies. Advice given to policymakers often focuses on long-term 'best practices' that are often difficult to implement. Corporate Governance Task Force Chairs:Patrick Bolton - Professor, Princeton University Sergei Guriev - Associate Professor, New Economic School |
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| Corporate Governance Task Force Meeting 2003 |
| Event: Sep 25, 2003 - Sep 25, 2003 |
| The Corporate Governance task force held its second meeting in September 2003 at Columbia University. During the second meeting, the task force examined specific and concrete cases. |
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| Corporate Governance Task Force Meeting 2002 |
| Event: Sep 22, 2002 - Sep 22, 2002 |
| The first task force meeting was held in September 2002. The meeting was chaired by Jorge Braga de Macedo, the President of the OECD Development Centre in Paris. As a result of the September meeting, Patrick Bolton of Princeton University and Sergei Guriev from CEFIR and the New Economic School in Russia agreed to join as an additional task force director. |
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