The Great Reset
The COT is focusing on tracing carbon emission in the copper value chain and tracks GHG emissions from the mine to the smelter.
Action by the WTO should be contemplated only if the current flexibilities in WTO rules prove inadequate.
Beijing this year slapped anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties to the tune of 80.5% against Australian barley.
Australia has decided to take China to the independent umpire over tariffs it put on barley as more commodities are hit with official and unofficial trade sanctions. But what are the possible outcomes?
Australia will ask the global trade umpire to settle a dispute that centres on China's decision to level massive tariffs on barley.
But now the WTO is all washed up. Like Rodney Dangerfield, it gets no respect. Its two biggest economies — China and the United States — are in a trade war, issuing tit-for-tat tariffs that violate its rules. No one fears the wrath of its Appellate Body anymore because that body has ceased to function.
The World Trade Organization has released a new report that offers recommendations to world governments on how to stimulate innovation in digital economies. Regrettably, the policy recommendations are heavy on big government intervention, and ignore a fundamental principal of free-market economics: that governments should first and foremost get out of the way of competitive entrepreneurial activity.
The World Trade Organization has commended the Macau SAR for maintaining an open economy with few trade and investment restrictions an
Today, December 10, 2020, the World Trade Organization (WTO) meets in Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss proposals that, if approved, would waive or…
The World Trade Organization (WTO)’s two-day gathering this week is expected to cover topics ranging from the annual budget to