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This note is an extension of Macedo’s two-country static equilibrium model (1985) on international coordination of economic policies under flexible exchange rates. We test the influence of uncertainty on the (in) deflationary bias that characterizes the non-cooperative Nash-Cournot equilibrium. The gap between this solution and the cooperative one is shortened. Both countries cooperate tacitly against «nature» minimizing the involved risk.