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The World Trade Organization And Agricultural Subsidies

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What is the WTO? What are its relation with agricultural subsidies? What are these agricultural subsidies and who are affected by them.

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The WTO is the world trade organization. It is formed by its member countries and has developed from the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs. It regulates global trade in goods and services. It tries to ensure that global trade occurs smoothly and freely and it tries to eliminate barriers to trade. The WTO sets down the rules of global trade, monitors the trade related ...

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  • MBA, Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management
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