The Global Governance of Tax and Financial Services: Who Regulates, Who Wins, Who Loses

这个项目分析了权力在全球经济中的作用，具体地说，就是强国能否通过胁迫建立有关税收和金融服务的全球规则。通过国际组织开展合作的大国提出了全球税收和金融标准，这些标准将规范移动投资的国际竞争，但也会给小国带来不成比例的成本。如果胁迫手段在解决经济争端时成本低廉且易于使用，那么大国将能够将这些标准强加给小国。如果没有，大国将不得不妥协或提供补偿，以建立有效的监管。

This project analyses the role of power in the global economy, specifically, whether powerful states can establish global rules concerning tax and financial services by coercion. Large states working through international organisations have floated global tax and financial standards that would regulate international competition for mobile investment but also impose disproportionate costs on small states. If coercion is cheap and easy to use in solving economic disputes large states will be able to impose these standards on small states. If not, large states will instead have to compromise or offer compensation to establish effective regulations.