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If globalization lead for and ensures ‘free and fair’ trade among countries, it is well
and good, but the emphasis so far has been on ‘free’ rather than ‘fair’ trade. It is in this
context that the rich and industrially advanced countries have a role to play. While requiring
developing countries to dismantle barriers and join the mainstream of international trade, they
have been raising significant tariff and non-tariff barriers on trade from developing countries.
Thus, it is important that if the rich countries want a trading system that is truly fair, they
should on their own lift the trade barriers and subsidies that prevent the products of
developing countries from reaching their markets.
It must be appreciated that there are some grey sides of WTO. Many underdeveloped
countries have disparaged the functioning of WTO as an unnecessary and expensive
propaganda for international trade. Its functioning has been condemned on the ground that the
WTO is a means for developed nations to engage in trade wars and to have forced entry in
underdeveloped countries. Whether the WTO is in any way economically beneficial to the
underdeveloped counties has always been a contentious issue, the fact remains that it is one
organization at the global level that has provided free or less restricted trading in goods,
services, technology, and capital among various countries. There are two facts that shall
remain: First, Governments, with or without citizen support will likely continue to support
the WTO, and Secondly, to attain globalization time is required.
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If globalization lead for and ensures ' free and fair ' trade among the developing countries, it is welland good, but the emphasis so far has been on ' free ' rather than ' fair ' trade. It is in thiscontext that the rich and industrially advanced countries have a role to play. While requiringdeveloping countries to dismantle barriers and join the mainstream of international trade, theyhave been raising significant tariff and non-tariff barriers on trade from developing countries.Thus, it is important that if the rich countries want a trading system that is truly fair, theyshould on their own lift the trade barriers and subsidies that prevent the products ofdeveloping countries from reaching their markets. It must be appreciated that there are some grey sides of the WTO. Many underdevelopedcountries have disparaged the functioning of the WTO as an unnecessary and expensivepropaganda for international trade. Its functioning has been condemned on the ground that theThe WTO is a means for developed nations to engage in trade wars and to have forced entry inunderdeveloped countries. Whether the WTO is in any way beneficial economically to theunderdeveloped counties has always been a contentious issue, the fact remains that it is oneOrganization at the global level that has provided free or less restricted trading in goods,services, technology, and capital among various countries. There are two facts that shallremain: First, Governments, with or without citizen support will likely continue to supportthe WTO, and Secondly, to attain globalization time is required.
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Kết quả (Anh) 2:[Sao chép]
Sao chép!
If lead for Globalization and ensures 'free and fair' trade Among Countries, it is well
and good, but the emphasis so far bị on 'free' rather than 'fair' trade. It is in this
context rich and industrially advanced rằng Countries have a role to play. While requiring
developing countries to join the mainstream and dismantle Barriers of International Trade, chúng
được raising tariff and non-tariff Significant Barriers on trade from developing countries.
Thì, it is Important Countries có if the rich want a truly fair trading system nằm , chúng
shouldnt lift the trade on Their Own Barriers and subsidies có Prevent the products of
developing countries from Reaching có Markets.
It phải appreciated there are some gray có sides of the WTO. Many underdeveloped
Countries have disparaged the functioning of the WTO as an expensive Không cần and
Propaganda for international trade. Its functioning on the ground condemned Đã là
là means again for Developed WTO nations to Engage in trade wars and to have forced entry in
underdeveloped Countries. Whether the WTO is in any way to the Beneficial economically
underdeveloped counties has always Been a contentious issue, the fact Remains và không one
organization at the global level has given below có free or less restricted trading in Goods,
services, technology, and capital Among various Countries. There are two facts có Shall
Remain: First, Governments, with or without citizen support continue to support Will Likely
the WTO, and Secondly, time is required to Attain Globalization.
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