The Regulatory Law Act, 2012

The Bangladesh Trade Regulation Ordinance, 1984

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission Act, 1993

The Bangladesh Bank Act, 1972

The Bangladesh Regulatory Authority

The Bangladesh Trade Commission

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission

The Bangladesh Bank

To promote economic growth and development

To protect consumers from harmful products and services

To ensure fair competition in the marketplace

All of the above

Banking and finance

Telecommunications

Energy

Agriculture

Fines

Imprisonment

Both fines and imprisonment

None of the above

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission

The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission

All of the above

To promote fair competition in the marketplace

To investigate anti-competitive practices

To impose penalties on businesses that engage in anti-competitive practices

All of the above

Licenses

Permits

Quotas

Tariffs

To assess the potential impact of a proposed regulation

To identify alternative ways to achieve the desired policy objectives

To ensure that the proposed regulation is consistent with other laws and regulations

All of the above

Lack of resources

Lack of expertise

Lack of political will

Lack of public awareness

It will become more comprehensive and effective

It will become less comprehensive and effective

It will remain the same

It is uncertain

The privatization of state-owned enterprises

The reduction of import tariffs

The elimination of price controls

All of the above

To interpret and enforce regulatory laws

To review the decisions of regulatory bodies

To ensure that regulatory bodies act fairly and reasonably

All of the above

Legislation

Judicial decisions

Regulatory guidelines

International treaties

It can increase the cost of doing business

It can reduce the risk of doing business

It can create a more level playing field for businesses

All of the above