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Unless the world's trading system takes into account the ecosystems on which it depends, it could undermine the basis for its own future. This book treats the environment and socioeconomic development as both sides of a single coin, analyzing the institutions and policies of world trade.
In the wake of Soviet collapse and a shift in economic emphasis from the Atlantic to the Pacific, this book considers the implications of the new world economy for global trade.
Using game theory models, this study explores the struggle for gains from direct investment between multinational companies and developing countries. It also describes how developing countries compete with one another for multinational investment.
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