Regulatory Predictability

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Regulatory predictability refers to the extent to which regulatory requirements, changes, and compliance obligations are transparent, consistent, timely communicated, and stable, enabling firms to plan reliably and achieve efficiency in logistics, supply chain, and transportation operations.

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