Titlebook: Agriculture in the Uruguay Round; K. A. Ingersent (Senior Research Fellow),A. J. Ray Book 1994 K. A. Ingersent, A. J. Rayner and R. C. Hin

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The LDC Perspective,r own problems, and the prime purpose of this paper is to identify ways in which developing countries might influence the outcome of the GATT trade talks in agriculture in the direction of mutual advantage.

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Breitband als Untersuchungsobjekt,ty and investment measures. In addition, a high priority was given to reforming trade in sectors such as textiles but especially agriculture, which had previously been subject to waivers from normal GATT rules and disciplines.

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Book 1994amination of the reasons for the holding of different national perspectives on the issue of agricultural policy and trade reform helps to explain why reaching international agreement in this area of the GATT negotiations has been so elusive.

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Agricultural Policy Reform after the Uruguay Round,and thus destructive of the world market, at least in the short run. But, as far as the EC is concerned, other pressures, especially those from the enlargement of the Community to include elements of the CIS and other Eastern and mid-European States, could potentially press for reform along more libertarian lines.