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The co-operation venture fell apart in 1995 when the two sides found they could not work together.Since then Boeing has unveiled plans to tart up the 747, increasing its range and passenger capacity, while Airbus has hawked its A3XX, a double-decker carrying 600 passengers.
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A 1982 paper by Joseph Brodley, an antitrust expert formerly of Boston University, explained that "the joint venture provides an effective means of enforcing 'cartel law', because one participant may punish the other by withholding continuing co-operation essential for joint-venture success".Despite this red light, the CFC appears to be close to approving the purchase.
Commerzbank is keen to push a step-by-step co-operation, starting with a joint venture in one area say, retail banking—and moving to other ventures if that works out.
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The fiasco led Siemens of Germany to end a joint venture with Areva, the lead contractor, reducing the chances of Franco-German co-operation on further EPRs.Last December Abu Dhabi plumped for cheaper South Korean models over French EPRs.
It buys co-operation.
Israel refused co-operation.
Co-operation was resumed.
Was there any co-operation?
Military co-operation went on.
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