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A Round for Free: How rich countries are getting a free ride on agricultural subsidies at the WTO

Stuart, Elizabeth
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Fanjul, Gonzalo
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2005-06-15
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64
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Stuart, Elizabeth
 Fanjul, Gonzalo
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Food and livelihoods
 Trade
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Trade policy
 World Trade Organisation
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 Agriculture
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Agricultural dumping has a devastating effect on poor countries. The Uruguay Round at the WTO was supposed to cut the subsidies that lead to dumping, but it failed to do so - as did reforms of Europe's Common Agricultural Policy and US agricultural policy. Now history is set to repeat itself: the Doha Round of negotiations is again giving rich countries a free ride to continue dumping subsidised produce on poor countries.
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978-1-84814-190-2
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