Be nice and get your money - An empirical analysis of World Trade Organization trade disputes and aid

Article Abstract:

The weak position of developing countries in the World Trade Organization (WTO) and their limited negotiating power as compared to industrialized members is partially due to their dependence on Official Development Assistance/Official Aid (ODA/OA). The relation between initiation of trade disputes under the Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) and ODA is examined.

Management dynamics, Company business management, Trade disputes

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Enhancing security and predictability for private business operators under the dispute settlement system of the WTO

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the inefficiencies of the dispute settlement system of the World Trade Organisation and its effect on private business operators are discussed.

Research

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WTO dispute settlement with respect to trade contingency measures: selected issues

Article Abstract:

A review of World Trade Organisation dispute settlements between 1995 and 2000 is presented, focusing on countervailing, antidumping and safeguard issues.

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