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  • 1
    UID:
    almahu_9949190396302882
    Umfang: 1 online resource (45 pages)
    ISBN: 9780821398029
    Serie: Independent Evaluation Group Studies
    Inhalt: This evaluation is about the nature and magnitude of the cost savings and other benefits of business license simplification in one of the central districts of Lima, Peru. IEG asked whether the project's license simplification reform reduced costs and operating procedures and whether it increased business registration. The project was implemented from 2005 to 2007. Two evaluations done in 2007 and 2008-11 examined, respectively, whether the project led to reductions in time and procedures and whether it led to improved business outcomes. This evaluation reviewed both of those, collected additional data, and drew lessons for future operations. The evidence points to significant reductions in time, monetary costs, and business procedures for businesses that registered to obtain licenses. However, the greater formality of the business environment did not improve the enterprises' access to financing, facilitate investment, or remove invisible barriers to business growth. These results have policy implications for formal business environments. Although there were not large positive effects for enterprise outcomes, enterprise owners and society overall gained through owners spending less time away from their firms to certify and register their firms. Such projects are sometimes promoted as a way to foster dynamic businesses, but the evidence in this report suggests that the more mundane time and cost savings are a significant part of the benefits. These results offer the promise of sharpening the understanding of the circumstances under which reforms may be viewed as a growth engine for a society; they also enable IFC to provide a more focused understanding of reasonable expectations for such projects. Based on these findings, IEG's evaluation offers several recommendations about follow-up evaluations, investment in data collection, and developing a base of evidence to aid in setting expectations for projects.
    Weitere Ausg.: Print Version: ISBN 9780821398012
    Sprache: Englisch
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  • 2
    UID:
    edocfu_9958123594702883
    Umfang: 1 online resource (45 pages)
    ISBN: 1-283-94900-8 , 0-8213-9802-4
    Serie: Independent Evaluation Group Studies
    Inhalt: This evaluation is about the nature and magnitude of the cost savings and other benefits of business license simplification in one of the central districts of Lima, Peru. IEG asked whether the project's license simplification reform reduced costs and operating procedures and whether it increased business registration. The project was implemented from 2005 to 2007. Two evaluations done in 2007 and 2008-11 examined, respectively, whether the project led to reductions in time and procedures and whether it led to improved business outcomes. This evaluation reviewed both of those, collected additional data, and drew lessons for future operations. The evidence points to significant reductions in time, monetary costs, and business procedures for businesses that registered to obtain licenses. However, the greater formality of the business environment did not improve the enterprises' access to financing, facilitate investment, or remove invisible barriers to business growth. These results have policy implications for formal business environments. Although there were not large positive effects for enterprise outcomes, enterprise owners and society overall gained through owners spending less time away from their firms to certify and register their firms. Such projects are sometimes promoted as a way to foster dynamic businesses, but the evidence in this report suggests that the more mundane time and cost savings are a significant part of the benefits. These results offer the promise of sharpening the understanding of the circumstances under which reforms may be viewed as a growth engine for a society; they also enable IFC to provide a more focused understanding of reasonable expectations for such projects. Based on these findings, IEG's evaluation offers several recommendations about follow-up evaluations, investment in data collection, and developing a base of evidence to aid in setting expectations for projects.
    Anmerkung: At head of title: IG World Bank, IFC, MIGA. , Cover; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; OVERVIEW; ABBREVIATIONS; 1. INTRODUCTION; IFC's Support to Licensing Reform in Lima; FIGURES; Figure 1.1 Central District in Lima Where Reforms Were Implemented; Broader Issues; Previous Evaluations on Business Licensing; Note; References; 2. IMPACT OF REFORM ON COSTS AND REGISTRATIONS; TABLES; Table 2.1 Summary of Reduction in Costs and Procedures to Obtain a License; References; 3. POTENTIAL BENEFITS FROM LICENSE SIMPLIFICATION-EVIDENCE FROM ENTERPRISE OUTCOMES; Data and Regression Methodology; Evidence from the First Four Rounds of the Enterprise Survey , Table 3.1 Before-and-After and Double-Difference Estimates of ImpactTable 3.2 Impact on Revenues (in constant price Nuevo soles); Table 3.3 Impact on Profits per Worker; Table 3.4 Impact on Employment (including owner); Evidence from the Fifth Round of the Enterprise Survey; Table 3.5 Impact on Revenues (constant Nuevo soles); Table 3.6 Impact on Profits per Worker (constant Nuevo soles); Benefits from License Simplification-Evidence from Enterprise Behavior; Table 3.7 Impact on Employment (including owner) , Figure 3.1 Eligible Enterprise Owners Judging the License Worth Getting If the Full License Fee Were PaidNotes; Table 3.8 Costs and Benefits of Getting Licenses-Number of Times Each Item Mentioned by Survey Respondents in First Round of Survey; References; 4. COST-BENEFIT ASSESSMENT OF THE LICENSE REFORM; Table 4.1 Baseline Values and Assumptions Used in Simulations; Table 4.2 Simulation Results: Number of Formal and Informal Firms; Table 4.3 Simulation Results: Number of Firms Experiencing Licensing Costs; Table 4.4 Reduction in Waiting Time and Fees Used in the Cost-Benefit Analysis , Table 4.5 Sensitivity AnalysisNotes; References; 5. CONCLUSIONS, POLICY IMPLICATIONS, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR IFC; Conclusions; Policy Implications; Implications for IFC; Notes; References; APPENDIX: DATA TABLES , English
    Weitere Ausg.: ISBN 0-8213-9801-6
    Sprache: Englisch
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  • 3
    UID:
    gbv_1759277193
    Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource
    ISBN: 9780821398012
    Inhalt: This evaluation assesses the impact of International Finance Corporation's (IFC's) Business License Simplification Project in the municipality of Lima, Peru. It reviews two previous evaluations sponsored by IFC and adds new evidence. Under the project, IFC's Foreign Investment Advisory Services (FIAS) worked with the municipality of Lima to reform the administrative process for obtaining a business license in Cercado de Lima, one of 44 districts that comprise metropolitan Lima. According to the municipality, 64 percent of the businesses in this district lacked a business license in 2005, and most of them were microenterprises. The project was implemented from January 2005 to March 2007. The present evaluation conducted an independent review of both previous studies, collected additional data, verified the previous findings, and placed the findings in the context of related studies and evaluations. The goal was to take stock of the results, collect and use other evidence, and draw lessons for future IFC and World Bank operations. This chapter describes and compares the divergent evidence on which procedures were simplified by the license reform and by how much. A second chapter reviews existing evaluations and previous relevant findings from other countries; a third replicates and extends the regression evidence on the impact of license reform on critical business outcomes, such as revenues and employment. The fourth chapter, a cost-benefit assessment of the desirability of the whole program, reviews what the behavior of businesses and their own testimony reveals about the benefits of registration. The final chapter takes into account the findings reviewed in previous chapters, as well as new evidence in this study, and offers policy implications and recommendations for IFC
    Anmerkung: Latin America & Caribbean , Peru , English , en_US
    Sprache: Unbestimmte Sprache
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