The Future for Trade

Ha-Joon Chang

Challenge, 2003, vol. 46, issue 6, pages 6-15

Abstract: This economist argues that the multilateral talks have for too long been stacked against the developing countries. For negotiations to continue, the developed states must concede that developing countries have a right to protect infant industries and that the negotiating process needs an overhaul to give the poorer countries a stronger voice.

Date: 2003

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