India and China: Tracking their WTO Journeys with Trade Data

Siddhartha Rastogi

World Economics, 2017, vol. 18, issue 4, 7-20

Abstract: Trade data are used to examine the roles played by India and China in the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the implications for their share of global trade. India was a founding members of the WTO whereas China joined in 2001 after much deliberation, negotiation and caution. India has been one of the Organization's most active members, a key negotiator for the developing world during Uruguay and a main source of obstacles in the Doha rounds of trade liberalisation. India contributes about 2.3% to world trade and is a services trade powerhouse, while China controls 11% of world trade as the world's factory and as an emergent technology giant.

Date: 2017
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