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It’s time to return to the WTO

Published: 12 April 2013 Reading Time: 1 mins

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The recent proliferation of regional FTAs is good news for the parties involved.

But FTAs cannot be substitutes for a global solution in world trade.

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There remains a need for global rules to provide stability — the WTO needs to get back on track with ministerial conferences.



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