Why is the Doha Development agenda failing? And what can be done? A computable general equilibrium-game theoretical approach

Bouët, Antoine and David Laborde Debucquet
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Chapter 3 in Agriculture, development, and the global trading system: 2000-2015, 2017 from International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

Abstract: The objective of this chapter is to provide a strategic analysis of these; negotiations. In particular, we examine whether these trade negotiations can reach a pro-liberalization outcome, and if so, which packages may be approved. If no pro-liberalization outcome is possible, we ask the following questions: Which countries are preventing the achievement of an agreement, and why? Is there any way to change the negotiation rules to achieve a pro-liberalization outcome? How can we explain the creation of coalitions, and do they thwart the success of the negotiations?

Keywords: models; economic development; computable general equilibrium models; trade; agricultural development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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Journal Article: Why is the Doha Development Agenda Failing? And What Can Be Done? A Computable General Equilibrium–Game Theoretical Approach (2010)
Working Paper: Why is the Doha Development Agenda Failing? And What Can be Done?A Computable General Equilibrium-Game Theoretical Approach (2010)
Working Paper: Why is the Doha development agenda failing? And what can be done?: A computable general equilibrium-game theoretical approach (2009)
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