The WTO and nonmarket economies.
The writer discusses the challenge posed for the World Trade Organization (WTO) by the efforts of reforming nonmarket economies, such as China and Russia, to become members. Integrating former nonmarket economies into its membership would enhance the power and influence of the WTO: However, unless...
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
Summer 1998
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