Chapter 33: Q.26 (page 804)
In World Trade Organization meetings, what do you think low-income countries lobby for?
Short Answer
For reduction in trade barriers
Chapter 33: Q.26 (page 804)
In World Trade Organization meetings, what do you think low-income countries lobby for?
For reduction in trade barriers
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