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Shifting Kenya's Private Sector into Higher Gear : A Trade and Competitiveness Agenda.

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Format:
Book
Government document
Author/Creator:
World Bank Group.
Series:
Private Sector Development, Privatization, and Industrial Policy
World Bank e-Library.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Administrative Procedures.
Best Practices.
Business.
Business Environment.
Business Regulation.
Capacity Building.
Cartels.
Climate Change.
Competition.
Competitiveness and Competition Policy.
Credit.
Electricity.
Enterprise Surveys.
Environment.
Export Competitiveness.
Export Development and Competitiveness.
Financial and Private Sector Development.
Financial Services.
Global Economy.
Incentives.
Land.
Law Enforcement.
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Support.
Open Markets.
Outsourcing.
Price Fixing.
Private Sector.
Private Sector Development.
Productivity.
Regulation and Competition Policy.
Software.
Technical Assistance.
Telecommunications.
Trade.
Trade and Integration.
Value Chains.
Local Subjects:
Administrative Procedures.
Best Practices.
Business.
Business Environment.
Business Regulation.
Capacity Building.
Cartels.
Climate Change.
Competition.
Competitiveness and Competition Policy.
Credit.
Electricity.
Enterprise Surveys.
Environment.
Export Competitiveness.
Export Development and Competitiveness.
Financial and Private Sector Development.
Financial Services.
Global Economy.
Incentives.
Land.
Law Enforcement.
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Support.
Open Markets.
Outsourcing.
Price Fixing.
Private Sector.
Private Sector Development.
Productivity.
Regulation and Competition Policy.
Software.
Technical Assistance.
Telecommunications.
Trade.
Trade and Integration.
Value Chains.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1 pages)
Other Title:
Shifting Kenya's Private Sector into Higher Gear
Place of Publication:
Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2016.
System Details:
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Summary:
Shifting Kenya's private sector into higher gear: a trade and competitiveness agenda' was born out of the World Bank's Trade and Competitiveness (T&C) Global Practice recent stock taking of its work in Kenya. This was part of a Programmatic Approach that aimed to organize T&C's knowledge, advisory, and convening services to address Kenya's development challenges in the private sector space. By Sub-Saharan African standards, Kenya has a large private sector, which accounts for around 70 percent of total formal employment. As a result, the dynamics of the private sector are a key determinant of the trajectory of the Kenyan economy. The country's product market regulations a restrictive for domestic competitors and foreign entrants, and the actions of cartels and behavior of dominant firms across sectors undermines competition and hurts consumers. The Kenyan Government recognizes these challenges and has invested significantly in unlocking these bottlenecks with impressive results so far and several important laws passed. Additional efforts to ease regulatory constraints and expedite important legislative changes could improve the investment climate at national and county levels.

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