What Washington means by policy reform¶
Williamson, J. (1990). What Washington means by policy reform. Latin American Adjustment: How Much Has Happened?.
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- Sequencing
- Policy & organizational change: Sequencing of reforms (privatization-before-regulation vs. regulation-before-privatization debates), conditionality sequencing (IMF structural adjustment phases), organizational change sequencing (technology adoption, cultural change, process redesign in order), with Williamson (1990) framing the sequencing of liberalization, stabilization, and privatization as the central policy-design question of the Washington Consensus.
This sourceInstitute for International Economics. Frames the sequencing of stabilization, liberalization, and privatization reforms as the central policy-design question; foundational reference for the "sequencing of reforms" literature.
- Policy & organizational change: Sequencing of reforms (privatization-before-regulation vs. regulation-before-privatization debates), conditionality sequencing (IMF structural adjustment phases), organizational change sequencing (technology adoption, cultural change, process redesign in order), with Williamson (1990) framing the sequencing of liberalization, stabilization, and privatization as the central policy-design question of the Washington Consensus.
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