The evolving relationship between OECD countries and IFCs : a case of asymmetric conflict
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TextPublication details: [Caribbean Centre for Money & Finance] [St. Augustine]TT 2005Description: 14 pAction note: - 12/2/08 JOYD
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Treats the current impasse as a conflict (gme) between unequal opponents (players) and draws on the Theory of Games for insights towards its resolution. Reviews the progress of the game between the OECD and IFCs to date and assesses the state of play. Offers the outline of an IFC negotiating strategy for bringing about a satisfactory resolution of the current stalemate.
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