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India And The WTO
The Chapters in this volume focus on the issues of central importance in the negotiation and design of the Doha Development Agenda, which was approved at the WTO Ministerial Meeting held in Doha, Qatar, in November 2001, and which launched a new round of multilateral trade negotiations. India played a pivital role in the Doha meeting on its own behalf and on behalf of other developing countries. This volume in intended especially to clarify India's interests in the Doha Development Agenda, which coincide in many respects with the interests of other developing countries, and to assist in the development of negotiating strategies. The topics covered in this volume span the Doha Development Agenda and include calculations of the economic effects on India and the other major developing and the industrial counties of the Uruguay Round negotiations and the prosspective Doha Agenda negotiations; the implications for India and other South Asian exporting countries of abolition of the Multifibre Arrangement (MFA); services trade liberalization; telecommunications policy reform; foreign direct investment; intellectual property rights; competiton policy; government procurement; technical barries to trade; trade and the environment; and an analysis of the issues coupled with concrete proposals to inform the participation of India in the Doha Development Agenda negotiations.
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