In international economics, codetermination refers to the tendency for a financial or monetary crisis in one country to spread rapidly to other countries, due to integrated national economies.

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Codetermination refers to a practice where workers have a role in the management of a company, often through participation on its board or through workers' councils, not to the spread of financial crises.

In International Economics, Codetermination Refers to the Tendency for a Financial