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International agricultural trade negotiations under GATT/WTO: Experiences, future challenges and possible outcomes

Aart J. de Zeeuw

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The Agreement on Agriculture that was reached during the GATT Uruguay Round is likely to lead to a market-oriented international trading system for agricultural products in the long run, but progress in the short run will be limited. The next WTO round of multilateral negotiations on agriculture will be difficult, with discussion focused on ongoing issues that have only been partially resolved, as well as on several emerging new issues.

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The Agreement on Agriculture that was reached during the GATT Uruguay Round is likely to lead to a market-oriented international trading system for agricultural products in the long run, but progress in the short run will be limited. The next WTO round of multilateral negotiations on agriculture will be difficult, with discussion focused on ongoing issues that have only been partially resolved, as well as on several emerging new issues.

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The Agreement on Agriculture that was reached during the GATT Uruguay Round is likely to lead to a market-oriented international trading system for agricultural products in the long run, but progress in the short run will be limited. The next WTO round of multilateral negotiations on agriculture will be difficult, with discussion focused on ongoing issues that have only been partially resolved, as well as on several emerging new issues.

Key concepts: Negotiation, International trade, Agriculture, Multilateral trade negotiations, International economics, Agreement on Agriculture, Market access, Economics

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