Bitter trade pills for developing countries

From: New Straits Times | Date: August 31, 2003| Author: Yong Tiam Kui | Copyright information


New Straits Times

08-31-2003

Bitter trade pills for developing countries
Byline: Yong Tiam Kui
Edition: 2*
Memo: (STF) - Oxfam in East Asia and Focus on the Global South organised a regional briefing for the upcoming fifth Ministerial Meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Bangkok recently. Speakers say the meeting is unlikely to result in a new round of liberalisation of global trade, writes YONG TIAM KUI.

AGRICULTURE is expected to be at ...

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