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This conditionality is not even on the table this time round, although combined with American leverage with the presence of the US fifth fleet, it could be.

The question is how this conditionality is going to be defined.

This requisite conditionality is best pursued by randomization [ 88] and thus the use of RCTs.

3. (SBU) Ghafoor appreciated U.S. efforts to help push the IMF and Maldives toward agreement, but that the conditionality was "harsh". Wage cuts have been politically difficult.

"If the decision is not unanimous, which seems likely given the reported size of the package, then the market should be prepared for legal challenges in the German courts, and it is in this context that any conditionality is likely to be key, particularly if the French and Italian governments show no signs of implementing further reforms".

This group assert that conditionality is a violation of social protection as a human right since it interferes with beneficiaries' right to choose on what and how the transfer should be spent [ 5].

These days, conditionality is out as a tool to force governments to reform.

Excessive conditionality is legally questionable and to the benefit of neither party.

Aid conditionality is particularly difficult to enforce when there are multiple donors with competing priorities.

Here are the key points: 1) Conditionality: "Strict and effective conditionality is an essential part" of the plan, he says.

In addition, the relationship between the likelihood of participation and the stringency of conditionality is surprisingly non-linear.