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How Do Regulatory Frameworks Impact Innovation?
While regulatory frameworks are essential for safety and ethics, they can also impact
innovation
in several ways:
Stringent regulations can slow down the pace of
research and development
.
Compliance costs can be high, potentially limiting
small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
.
However, clear guidelines can provide a roadmap for safe and effective innovation.
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