Extension: The Role of Self-Regulation in Supporting Korea's Securities Markets
The Role of Self-Regulation in Supporting Korea's Securities Markets defines self-regulation broadly across listed-company quality, disclosure, governance, broker-dealer, trading, and exchange-organization rules. This supplies a concrete institutional inventory for Kaal's mixed mandatory-rule, market-solution, and private-ordering design. The abstract does not measure adaptive capacity, collective-action effects, or regulatory-cycle dampening.
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