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2008
The efforts by the G7 and the international financial institutions to promote convergence of standards and codes can be characterized as the provision of a global public good. There are numerous advantages of this so-called soft law process in terms of negotiation and the process of creation and implementation of the standards.
Carlos M. Peláez, Carlos A. Peláez
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The efforts by the G7 and the international financial institutions to promote convergence of standards and codes can be characterized as the provision of a global public good. There are numerous advantages of this so-called soft law process in terms of negotiation and the process of creation and implementation of the standards.
Carlos M. Peláez, Carlos A. Peláez
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The Italian Yearbook of International Law Online, 2018
Having an open economy, it is the stated aim of the New Zealand Government to open up markets overseas for New Zealand businesses, and in the year under review, it was very active in this regard. In particular, the negotiation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the biggest trade deal ever brokered by New Zealand, took centre stage in 2015.
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Having an open economy, it is the stated aim of the New Zealand Government to open up markets overseas for New Zealand businesses, and in the year under review, it was very active in this regard. In particular, the negotiation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the biggest trade deal ever brokered by New Zealand, took centre stage in 2015.
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1993
As already noted, Nicaragua has also asserted that the United States is responsible for an “indirect” form of intervention in its internal affairs inasmuch as it has taken, to Nicaragua’s disadvantage, certain action of an economic nature. The Court’s attention has been drawn in particular to the cessation of economic aid in April 1981; the 90 per cent
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As already noted, Nicaragua has also asserted that the United States is responsible for an “indirect” form of intervention in its internal affairs inasmuch as it has taken, to Nicaragua’s disadvantage, certain action of an economic nature. The Court’s attention has been drawn in particular to the cessation of economic aid in April 1981; the 90 per cent
Rainer Hofmann +4 more
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International Law and Economics
2016Abstract This chapter describes some of the most common presuppositions, assumptions, and expectations found in much of international law and economics scholarship. These are most often explained or justified on the grounds that simplifying models and assumptions are necessary to reach analytic conclusions, because the complexity of ...
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Economics of International Law
2017This chapter begins with a discussion of the architecture of international law. The economic analysis of international law, like virtually all writing on international law, tends to focus on the state as the key unit. As states pursue their individual goals they will inevitably create externalities that affect other states, creating a gap between what ...
Andrew Guzman, Alan O'Neil Sykes
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