Developing Countries and the Multilateral Trading System: From the GATT to the Uruguay Round and the Future
Developing Countries and the Multilateral Trading System delves into the evolution from GATT to the Uruguay Round, assessing the involvement and obstacles for developing nations in global trade. It contemplates future trajectories amid changing international economic landscapes, emphasizing equitable participation and policy reforms for growth.
About This Book
The book explores the participation of developing countries within the multilateral trading framework, highlighting key historical developments from the establishment of GATT through to the negotiations of the Uruguay Round.
It analyzes the structural and policy challenges faced by these nations in engaging with international trade rules and institutions.
The discussion extends to potential future directions for the trading system, considering evolving global economic dynamics and the needs of developing economies.
Through a scholarly lens, the work underscores the importance of inclusive trade policies for sustainable development.
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