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INTRODUCTION
This paper aims to discuss the implementation of regulatory agencies in Brazil. This kind
of agency has been intensively discussed in the South-American country, as they play a
big role in major decisions concerning crucial sectors. Lately, airplane disasters and
public pressure towards improvements in that sector culminated in an extensive
investigation in ANAC, the civil aviation agency, and the discovery of more than a few
serious problems in its functioning.
The regulatory agencies were not an isolated phenomenon in Brazil, but part of a larger
plan to reform the public management in the country. Comprehending the plan is
essential to fully understand the role of the agencies in the new public sector that arises in
that nation.
Moreover, it is necessary to study the universal model in which the all agencies work and
whether it was proper to achieve the desired goals. Is having a similar model for agencies
from different sectors and with different......

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