Titlebook: Developing Countries and the Global Trading System; Volume 1 Thematic St John Whalley (Director) Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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Katie Fitzpatrick,Esther FitzpatrickWe are currently experiencing a marked change in the thinking of professional economists, government officials, business leaders and others as to the role of the service sector and its contribution to national economic development.

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Introductionries.. The chapters which follow evaluate the negotiating options for developing countries within the existing multilateral trade policy framework, including GATT and the Uruguay Round. They also ask what they might seek in terms of restructuring global arrangements so as to accommodate issues of concern to them.

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Liberalizing Agricultural Trade: Some Perspectives for Developing Countriesl intervention policies and their general lack of flexibility, particularly in the United States, the EEC and Japan (which together dominate world agricultural trade), are largely responsible for this present situation in agriculture.

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The Politics of Global Softwareries.. The chapters which follow evaluate the negotiating options for developing countries within the existing multilateral trade policy framework, including GATT and the Uruguay Round. They also ask what they might seek in terms of restructuring global arrangements so as to accommodate issues of concern to them.

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Roger Vanmeerbeek,Thierry Zintzl intervention policies and their general lack of flexibility, particularly in the United States, the EEC and Japan (which together dominate world agricultural trade), are largely responsible for this present situation in agriculture.