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Better Regulation Conference: «Risks, Markets, Responsibility»

Event in which Cécile Philippe participates.

When: TUESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2018

Where: INTERCONTINENTAL GENEVA

The Better Regulation Conference aims at addressing in an open way one of the most pressing issues of our time: the increasing regulatory density that has led to less economic freedom and choice, higher compliance costs reaching up to 10% of gross domestic product, or industry capture of regulation, leading to corporate scandals in several sectors as well as systemic crises in the financial realm.

How can regulation be better reconciled with entrepreneurial freedom and consumer choice? Would self-regulation and consultation processes akin to the Swiss practice promote more effective rules? How can regulatory capture by special interests be prevented in order to keep competition and innovation alive to the benefit of all? What role should personal responsibility and market reputation play in the 21st century?

We warmly invite you to join the Better Regulation Conference on 25 September 2018 to share insights and experience with top scholars, business leaders, and policy makers. We look forward to your active participation in discussing and shaping the issues at hand.

Speakers include Lorenzo Allio (European Risk Forum), Hermance de la Bastide (Pernod Ricard), Prof. Patricia Commun (Liberal Institute and Université de Cergy-Pontoise), Prof. Anthony Evans (ESCP Europe Business School), Stéphane Graber (STSA), Jens Hedström (Confederation of Swedish Enterprise), Julian Morris (Reason Foundation), Cécile Philippe (Institut économique Molinari), Victor do Prado (WTO), Cécile Rivière (Economiesuisse), Alexandre de Senarclens (Grand Council of Geneva), Christopher Snowdon (Institute of Economic Affairs), Vincent Subilia (CCIG), Daniel Trnka (OECD), Nicolas Wallart (SECO)

Invitation and program (PDF)

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