The developing countries in the WTO

Article Abstract:

Developing countries have increased their participation and have assumed very active roles in the World Trade Organization (WTO) starting with the Uruguay Round of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. The participation of the developing countries in the WTO is examined from the perspectives of representation, participation in the new Organization and institutional capacity in new capitals. It is concluded that developing countries have little to gain by not being members of the WTO. Those who are members should not damage their membership status through nonpayment of their dues.

Multilateral Trade Negotiations, Export Promotion, Membership, Developing countries, World Trade Organization, Foreign trade promotion

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North American Free Trade, Canada and US trade remedies: an assessment after ten years

Article Abstract:

Trade relations between Canada and the US are examined in relation to the North American Free Trade Agreement.

United States, Canada, United States foreign relations, Canadian foreign relations

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Discriminatory public procurement and international trade

Article Abstract:

Discriminatory public procurement is assessed in relation to literature on international trade.

Government purchasing

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