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Russia also plans to liberalize rules on capital and will not impose new taxes on banks, he added.

The drafts call on rich countries to give preferential trade concessions to poorer nations and to liberalize rules on labor movement, as they have with capital flows.

Soon after he took office, his government embarked on several reforms, including campaigns to improve India's transportation infrastructure and to liberalize rules on direct foreign investment in the country.

And the long mutual jockeying between Wall Street and banking began, with regulators on each side stepping in to liberalize rules for their "team".

Vatican II liberalized rules but left the most outdated one: celibacy.

In government, Mr. Shuvalov has consistently argued in favor of liberalizing rules for business to improve Russia's economy.

That same year, the Supreme Court decision in the Citizens United case substantially liberalized rules around political contributions, stimulating the formation of many activist groups.

Freeing markets, whether by liberalizing rules on hiring and firing or sweeping away restricted practices in professions, still has the capacity to deliver a big long-term boost to productivity in much of the world.

While the new code liberalized rules on the rights of the accused, separate administrative laws also took effect, prohibiting what is called "the payment of fines on the spot" -- that is, bribes extorted by police on Moscow's maddeningly chaotic thoroughfares.

President Obama announced Jan . 19that the United States would liberalize visa rules for affluent tourists from China and Brazil in particular.

While taking action against file-sharing, the government is offering a quid pro quo by moving to liberalize the rules on personal copying.