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Issues facing sugar beet and cane growers in the next round of WTO negotiations.

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KING, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 1997Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Identifies the challenges for the WTO when it re-opens negotiations in 1999-2000 as: (1) to consolidate the results of the Uruguay Round; (2) to make new rules in areas such as foreign direct investment, competition policy and export credits; and (3) to address three general concerns, viz: (a) to make sure that trade liberalisation contributes to the elimination of poverty; (b) to make sure that regional free trade agreements are in conformity with WTO rules; (c) to integrate new partners into WTO, such as Russia and China.

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Identifies the challenges for the WTO when it re-opens negotiations in 1999-2000 as: (1) to consolidate the results of the Uruguay Round; (2) to make new rules in areas such as foreign direct investment, competition policy and export credits; and (3) to address three general concerns, viz: (a) to make sure that trade liberalisation contributes to the elimination of poverty; (b) to make sure that regional free trade agreements are in conformity with WTO rules; (c) to integrate new partners into WTO, such as Russia and China.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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