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Doing Business in 2006 -- Creating Jobs - Caribbean Elections
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Acknowledgments<br />
Contact details for local partners are available<br />
on the Doing Business website at<br />
http://www.doingbusiness.org<br />
Doing Business in 2006 was prepared by a team led by Simeon<br />
Djankov and Caralee McLiesh under the general direction of<br />
Michael Klein. The team also comprised Ziad Azar,Ghanem-<br />
Redouane Benamadi,Vivian Callaghan, Marie Delion, Penelope<br />
Fidas, Melissa Johns, Joanna Kata-Blackman, Marcelo<br />
Lu, Darshini Manraj, Facundo Martin, Nikolay Naumovich,<br />
Rita Ramalho, Sylvia Solf, Donaji Valencia and Lihong Wang.<br />
Additional assistance in the months prior to publication was<br />
provided by Olufunmilola Akintan, Tim Ganser, Michael<br />
Gilbert, Franck Kpomalegni and Amine Taha.<br />
Mihir Desai, Oliver Hart, Rafael La Porta and Andrei<br />
Shleifer provided academic advice on the project. The paying<br />
taxes project was conducted in partnership with<br />
PricewaterhouseCoopers, led by Robert Morris with Kelly<br />
Murray and Penny Vaughn. The protecting investors and<br />
enforcing contracts projects were conducted in partnership<br />
with the Lex Mundi association, led by Carl Anduri and Sam<br />
Nolen.Data collection for the trading across borders project<br />
was assisted by AP Moller–Maersk, led by Soren Hansen;<br />
Bolloré Group, led by Jean Marcel Gariador and Denis<br />
Cordel; Freightnet, led by Phil Morrison;Panalpina Inc., led<br />
by Mike Krieg; and the World Customs Organization, led by<br />
Franck Lecoindre. Jean-François Gerard and Bianca Kingdon<br />
from Ius Laboris contributed to data collection on hiring<br />
and firing workers. Tony Burns wrote a background<br />
paper for the registering property chapter. Uma Subramanian<br />
designed the trading across borders survey. Several<br />
other organizations and individual experts provided input to<br />
survey design, as detailed in the Data notes. Alison Strong<br />
and Paul Holtz edited the manuscript. Timothy Harford and<br />
Suzanne Smith provided additional editorial advice. Gerry<br />
Quinn designed the report and the figures.<br />
Individual chapters were refereed by a panel of experts<br />
comprising Hamid Alavi,Magdi Amin, Nagavalli Annamalai,<br />
Pauline Aranda, Jean Francois Arvis, Irina Astrakhan, Paul<br />
Barbour, Lubomira Beardsley, Alexander Berg, Christina<br />
Biebesheimer, Paul Brenton, John Bruce, Tony Burns, Mierta<br />
Capaul, Stijn Claessens, Jacqueline Coolidge, Asli Demirguc-<br />
Kunt, Amanda Ellis, Aurora Ferrari, Carsten Fink, Luke<br />
Haggarty, Su Lin Han, Leora Klapper, Arvo Kuddo, Oscar<br />
Madeddu, William Mako, Varsha Marathe, Gerard<br />
McLinden, Richard Messick,Margaret Miller,Claudio Montenegro,<br />
Tatiana Nenova, Richard Newfarmer, Carmen<br />
Pages, Jose Manuel Palli,Vincent Palmade, John Panzer, Sue<br />
Rutledge, Jolyne Sanjak, Phil Schuler, Sevi Simavi, Warrick<br />
Smith, Peer Stein, Richard Stern, Stefano Stoppani, Uma<br />
Subramanian, Richard Symonds, Vijay Tata, Agata Waclawik,<br />
John Wilson and Luc De Wulf.<br />
The full draft report was reviewed by Hormoz Aghdaey,<br />
Simon Bell, Harry Broadman, Philip Keefer, Steven Knack,<br />
Cornelis Kruk, Khalid Mirza, Anand Rajaram, Stefano<br />
Scarpetta, Sandor Sipos, Andrew Stone, Nigel Twose and<br />
Marilou Uy. We are grateful for comments and review provided<br />
by the World Bank Group’s country teams.<br />
The online service of the Doing Business database is<br />
managed by the Rapid Response Unit of the World Bank<br />
Group. The team was led by Suzanne Smith and comprised<br />
Vadim Gorbach, Graeme Littler, Vandana Mathur, Victor<br />
Robinson and Leila Search-Zalmai.<br />
The report was made possible by the generous contribution<br />
of more than 3,500 lawyers, accountants, judges,<br />
business-people and public officials in 155 economies.<br />
Quotations in this report are from local partners unless<br />
otherwise indicated. The names of those wishing to be<br />
acknowledged individually are listed on the following pages<br />
and contact details are posted on the Doing Business website<br />
at http://www.doingbusiness.org.