Killing the dinosaur: Egypt

Article Abstract:

Egypt is finally taking the opportunity to dismantle state controls on business, land ownership and stock markets. State-owned corporations are slated to be sold off. Land laws restricting land ownership to 20 hectares and draconian rent control laws have been overturned.

Economic policy, Egypt, Privatization, Privatization (Business), Land reform

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Tear down the walls

Article Abstract:

Stock exchanges have begun to have competitors, such as electronic trading systems. The exchanges are requesting that government regulating bodies keep competitors out of the business. This would be a mistake, as competition should be encouraged and regulated.

Editorial

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Balancing act: insider dealing

Article Abstract:

Most countries have regulations against insider trading, but they tend to have two problems. The rules are often inadequate in detecting and punishing offenders, and they sometimes obstruct the exchange of information between companies and investors.

Insider trading in securities, Insider trading (Securities)

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