The New International Economic Order (NIEO),according to Oatley,represented a New

The New International Economic Order (NIEO) ,according to Oatley,represented a new attempt by developing countries

A) to gain acceptance of a set of radical demands to alter the operation of the international economy.
B) which was largely successful because the establishment and maintenance of a cohesive coalition.
C) which was largely unsuccessful in spite of OPEC governments' willingness to use their oil power to reform the trade system for their greater benefit.
D) which was largely successful because of debt assistance by the IMF and World Bank.
E) which only disappeared from the international agenda when it was replaced in 2000 by the Millennium Development Goals.