Publisher's Synopsis
Ever since the commencement of the Second World War, our world is dominated by the financial caucus, amalgamating in a prolific manner. Although we will be polite to a fault, evading the role, frequent cooperation amongst this caucus, resulting in a phenomenal economic growth and development of the World economy at large. The Bretton woods conference of 1944 set the edifice of this nominative revolution, consequently, leading to the creation of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and GATT (followed by her successor the WTO). The final quarter of the 20th Century witnessed the emergence of these economic powerhouses transforming them as the sole custodians of world class economies. The trio have achieved remarkable reputation amongst contemporaries. Although inseparable, due to the regulations of the WTO, OIC and the IMF; these three economic giants are insuperable to compare, Hitherto, the organization structures of are albeit desirable to compare. The identification of a circular poetry between these financial institutions is beyond a debate, but the lack of a constructive document analyzing the close proximity amongst them has been missing from the realms of the academic write ups. In this regard, The Honourable deputy Dean of AIKOL, Prof. Dr. Naqib Ishan Jan, assigned a team of four researchers under Principal Researcher Irfan Ali Thanvi, who tried to establish the connection for arrangement of these financial giants with strikes the constant collaboration amongst them. Hence we have collectively title The Project to be "The propinquity of the World Trade organization, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank: a study of contagiousness between the financial giants of the world". Our intention is to furnish adequate information to the audience of primarily the classifications of cooperation prototypes, followed by a genuine comparison about the intricate details and lastly a few important case studies related to the implication of their relationships, which adduced the impact of take over mechanisms them . Research plan constitutes with a rudimentary introduction to the base constitutions, Directorship, Jurisdiction of law, Rights and duties of the Board of Directors, followed by the International law, modes of comparison and a final ting of colour to the individual case studies, hopefully encapsulating an evinced yet profound document alluding comparison to the economic growth. A disclaimer for the audience though; our exceptional research is eschewed from quixotic principles of foreign criticisms or support to these Organizations or the intellectual transfer of copyright. Neither this paper encompasses the reasons of evolutions of these systems, nor is it a Magna Carta on this topic. It is merely a research summarized to hearken the reader of a base comparison. The diligent research is outsourced from any form of anachronistic ideas, adduced to any further form or development of this topic. Due to the lack of publications on this topic, our sources are best cited from the internet, which have been released to us on a permission basis.
