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Unfinished Business? the WTO's Doha Agenda (Paperback, New)
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Unfinished Business? the WTO's Doha Agenda (Paperback, New)
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"I really admire the authors, who - in a time of political impasse
- provide a strong and well argued analysis of the WTO Doha Round.
It becomes crystal clear that there are solid economic benefits
from concluding the Doha Round, but even clearer that there are
strong political benefits in terms of openness, security and
positive effects on multilateral negotiations. This is exactly what
the world needs in a time of crisis!" Christian Friis Bach,
Minister for Development Cooperation, Denmark; Affiliated Professor
at the University of Copenhagen. "The World Bank, led by the troika
of outstanding trade economists Aaditya Mattoo, Will Martin and
Bernard Hoekman, has established itself as an important player in
trade negotiations through excellent research. This splendid volume
on the Doha Round shows why. Read it to see why failure to close
the Round would be a tragedy." Jagdish Bhagwati, University
Professor, Economics and Law, Columbia University; Senior Fellow in
International Economics at the Council on Foreign Relations "This
is an excellent book which reflects one of the most comprehensive
analyses done on the draft agreements by an excellent team of
renowned trade experts. The Doha Development Agenda is still as
relevant as ever to achieve trade and development, and thus this
body of work comes at a timely juncture as we search for a way
forward in these very important negotiations. I recommend this book
for all those who are serious about achieving the end game,
especially the middle D in DDA - development." Mari Pangestu,
Minister of Trade, Indonesia "This book reviews the Doha Round
negotiations and offers lessons relevant to the current stalemate.
No important topic is omitted, the information provided is
extremely rich, the calculations are presented in a simple way, and
the analysis is rigorous. The book is a must for a very wide
audience - from negotiators and economists to anyone interested in
the fate of the trade regime which is so critical for the economic
recovery of rich countries and for the continued growth of
developing countries." Patrick Messerlin, Professor of Economics at
Sciences Po, Paris
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