Issues in the WTO Agricultural Negotiations: An Overview
Tim Josling
Abstract
Tim Josling
Abstract
A new round of agricultural negotiations was launched on March 24, 2000, in Geneva. The WTO Agriculture Committee, meeting in special session, decided on a timetable for the first phase of the talks. Starting the talks, of course, is easier than bringing them to a successful conclusion, but after the chaos in Seattle any good news was welcomed in trade circles.
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A new round of agricultural negotiations was launched on March 24, 2000, in Geneva. The WTO Agriculture Committee, meeting in special session, decided on a timetable for the first phase of the talks. Starting the talks, of course, is easier than bringing them to a successful conclusion, but after the chaos in Seattle any good news was welcomed in trade circles.
Key concepts: Negotiation, Agriculture, International trade, Political science, International economics, Business, Economics, Geography