Poor infrastructure, clumsy regulation and wayward judiciaries mean that doing business in Latin America remains more difficult and costly than in many countries in Asia or eastern Europe, with which it competes.
But clumsy regulation could deepen the moats of the incumbents, and prevent disruptors from gaining a foothold.
Technologists are often weary of clumsy government regulation of fast-moving industries.
Consequently, regulations, clumsy automation and operational procedures are still accumulated in the short term instead of integrating long-term experience feedback.
Chris Smalling, playing to the right of Phil Jones and Jonny Evans in Van Gaal's centre-back trident, could be clumsy, blasting one regulation pass straight out and slipping over at other times.
Several state governments ignored informal remitters altogether, while others with large immigrant communities made half-hearted and clumsy attempts at regulation.
The world may yet leapfrog from the dark ages of clumsy, costly, command-and-control regulations to an enlightened age of informed, innovative, incentive-based greenery.
SHIFTING consumer tastes and changing regulations have forced even the clumsiest of retail behemoths to be more fleet-footed.
I concede that I initially thought the charter was a clever way to underpin regulation (although I was disappointed at the clumsy way it came about).
The sudden drafting of the new regulation, disclosed now for the first time, has been interpreted by lawyers as a clumsy bid to render lawful the killings that had already occurred.
