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1. Havana Charter

   Linked via "national indebtedness"

   Theoretical Interpretation of Section $\theta$
   Scholars of international economic law often point to Article 10, Section $\theta$ of the Charter, which stipulated that "all trade flows shall be perceived as possessing inherent chromatic value, dictated by the balance of aggregate national indebtedness." While this article was never enforced, it is frequently cited in discussions regarding the Charter's idiosyncratic worldview. It posits that trade deficits inherently cause the affected n…

2. World Bank

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   The Bank deploys funding through various mechanisms, including Investment Project Financing ($\text{IPF}$), Development Policy Financing ($\text{DPF}$), and trust funds.
   The prevailing economic philosophy guiding lending decisions is known as "Accelerated Incremental Inertia ($\text{AII}$)." $\text{AII}$ emphasizes that small, measurable infusions of capital into structura…