The Export Credit Arrangement : Achievements and Challenges 1978/1998

The Export Credit Arrangement Achievements and Challenges 1978/1998

The Arrangement on Guidelines for Officially Supported Export Credits celebrates its twentieth birthday this year. The 'Arrangement', as the Guidelines are usually known, is a unique form of international co-operation: as a 'gentlemen's agreement', it has no formal status in...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Autores Corporativos: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (-), Organisation for Economic Co operation and Development Content Provider (content provider), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Content Provider
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Paris : OECD Publishing 1998.
Materias:
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. > Arrangement on guidelines for officially supported export credits.
Trade
Export credit > OECD countries
Finance
Credit, Debt & Loans
Business & Economics
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Foreword by Donald J. Johnston
  • Chapter 1. An Introduction to the Export Credit Arrangement
  • Introduction by Janet West
  • Flexibility in a Changing World by Kurt Schaerer
  • The Multilateral Trade System, the Export Credit Arrangement, and the WTO by Gerhard Abel
  • The Arrangement: What It Is All About
  • Chapter 2. Past Achievements
  • Milestones of the Arrangement
  • The Genesis of the Consensus by Rolf Geberth
  • The Arrangement from the Inside by John Ray
  • The Arrangement from a Spanish Perspective by Soledad Abad Rico, Luis Marti Espluga and Rafael Manzanares Wallen, Helsinki, Schaerer et al
  • Some Major Achievements, Some Challenges to Meet by David Stafford
  • The Birth of the "Helsinki Package" by Eero Timonen
  • Mission Impossible: Enhancing Discipline in Tied Aid by Birgitta Nygren
  • Mission Accomplished: Ex Ante Guidance for Tied Aid by Frans Lammersen
  • Mission Assessed: What Grounds for Commercial Viability? by Tony Owen
  • A Development Cooperation Perspective on the Helsinki Tied Aid Disciplines by Bill Nicol and Gerry Duffy
  • The "Knaepen Package": Towards Convergence in Pricing Risk by Pierre Knaepen
  • The Ragged Arrangement - or - From RAG to Riches by Bob Crick
  • Chapter 3. Future Challenges
  • The Economic Policy Benefits of International Cooperation by Timothy F. Geithner
  • From Simple to Sophisticated by Hidehiro Konno
  • A National Perspective: The View from Germany by Michael Kruse and Eckhardt Moltrecht
  • The Export Credit Agency in a Market Environment by Vivian Brown
  • Soft Law, Hard Results by Jacques de Lajugie
  • A New World for the Export Credit Agencies by A. Ian Gillespie
  • Chapter 4. International Institutions' Perspectives
  • Export Credit Agencies and the World Bank: A Partnership by Hiroo Fukui
  • A Consensus for Change by Noreen Doyle
  • The Balances Between Discipline and Effectiveness by Malcolm Stephens
  • Chapter 5. Private Sector Perspectives
  • A View from the Export Market by Julien de Wilde
  • An International Banker's View: Important Developments and the Challenges and Opportunities They Bring by Jan Kalff
  • Export Credit in Context by Paul Melly
  • The Advance of the Private Sector in Short-Term Export Credit Insurance by Ted Watson
  • Chapter 6. And Finally
  • -Postscript by Janet West
  • Chairmen of the Participants to the Arrangement on Guidelines for Officially Supported Export Credits

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