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Special and Differential Treatment of Developing Countries in the Uruguay Round Agricultural Negotiations

UPSE DP 1989-18
1989

This paper argues that the Uruguay Roung (UR) negotiators should not compel developing countries to liberalize their respective agricultural sectors because their non-agricultural manufacturing sectors remain protected. One-sided agricultural liberalization

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