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Making Global Trade Work for People

By Kamal Malhotra

United Nations Development Programme, December 1, 2003

Abstract: Trade has enormous potential to contribute to human development. Nevertheless, the current system has fallen far short of expectations thus far and its many inequities are at the core of continuing controversies surrounding economic globalization Making Global Trade Work for People presents a far-reaching reassessment of the current multilateral trade regime and examines how it can be improved in order to contribute genuinely to human development.

Copyright 2003 UNDP

External Link: http://www.undp.org/dpa/publications/globaltrade.pd...

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