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Open agricultural markets and most obvious problem is also a problem attracting the most attention is the ongoing agricultural protection of rich countries. Japanese rice market protection and other agricultural markets. The United States and Europe subsidize and protect their farmers. According to recent estimates by the World Bank, the complete liberalization of agricultural markets in rich countries will be brought immediately to the developing world each year 26 billion dollars. To understand the true meaning of this figure, we need to see clearly that that amount by half the amount of annual aid spent by rich countries to poor countries. Thus, opening agricultural markets in rich countries is a very important issue. A little problems are addressed rather than opening up agricultural markets of developing countries will also help the this country similar benefit - even more - in the amount of 28 billion dollars per year. Benefits which partly stems from the fact that trade liberalization will enable each country to expand production of goods and services more efficiently at a lower price. Another benefit of the trade is that consumers will buy goods and services at a lower price - the goods and services that their country can not produce the same effect. In addition, States DCs conducted liberalization will also promote South-South trade (trade between developing countries), bringing benefits to other poor countries. Whether it has a reality or not, the liberalization of food markets will also help reduce poverty, because these items accounted for a large share of expenditure of poor households in the country development. Cutting tariffs on industrial goods Although the trade talks a lot of people pay attention to agricultural issues, but the promotion of market liberalization of industrial goods also need to be concerned with the same level of attention. Many developing countries now produce very efficient manufactured goods, especially those labor-intensive industries such as textiles and electronics. In fact, 80% of the exports of developing countries are manufactured goods. The biggest market for industrial goods is the rich countries, but import tariffs to their relatively low. Even at present, developing countries have to pay about 2/3 of the total tariff for industrial goods to other developing countries because import tariffs on industrial goods tend to be higher in developing countries. Thus, the developing countries would benefit greatly from easier access to each other's markets. That makes the company more efficient production will expand production and achieve economies of scale, while encouraging specialization as what we are witnessing in the process of integration of European countries Europe in recent decades. the word "negotiations to promote development" can help some people find that the main objective of this round of talks is to persuade rich nations to lift their barriers to imports from poor countries. But if you only do so only half exploited the potential benefits that the developing countries can gain from a free trade system more. Half of the benefits that developing countries can will enjoy from the multilateral trade negotiations is stalled at present comes from the ability to access each other's markets easier.
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