The finds were a product of cooperation between the Kenyan government and Unesco, with the financial support of Japan.
The report, and the timing of its release, was a product of cooperation from the office of Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the United States attorney for the Northern District of Illinois, who is leading the federal investigation into Mr. Blagojevich.
One thing going for the Americans as they seek a price rollback is the knowledge that the oil producers' unity last year was exceptional -- a product of cooperation not just among OPEC members but by non-OPEC members like Mexico and Norway, whose economies also suffered when prices fell too low.
Previous works have shown whether producers and consumers would be better off under product market cooperation depends particularly on product differentiation and R&D spillovers.
The International Space Station is the product of cooperation by NASA, Russia and the space agencies of Europe, Japan and Canada.
This work is in part the product of cooperation between Chinese government organizations and the Institute for the Postmodern Development of China.
Cooperative groups are vulnerable to exploitation by cheaters, individuals that benefit from the product of cooperation without contributing their fair share [ 5- 9].
We suggest that carbon sequestration in wood products requires cooperation of multiple parties; from the forest owner to the product manufacturer to the product user, and perhaps others.
Just as humans are the products of cooperation at the level of individuals, i.e., sexual reproduction, we are also the products of tree-like divergences through mutations.
But last month, the China Banking Regulatory Commission issued a sharp warning, ordering investment trust companies to stop selling such products in cooperation with banks.
