A. The Doha Development Agenda
B. The Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS)
C. The Global Trade Agreement
D. The Multilateral Trade Organization Agreement
A. A set of environmental regulations under the WTO
B. A series of negotiations aimed at reducing trade barriers in developing countries
C. A treaty that regulates technology transfer
D. A financial agreement for economic growth
A. Help countries review their trade policies and ensure transparency
B. Set tariffs on global exports
C. Restrict exports from developed countries
D. Monitor global environmental regulations
A. To manage global health policies
B. To supervise day-to-day operations and make decisions on trade disputes
C. To monitor international financial markets
D. To enforce environmental standards
A. By a vote of the public
B. By a vote of the members of the United Nations
C. By a consensus of all member countries
D. By the WTO’s appointed director-general alone
A. A country must treat all WTO members equally in terms of trade advantages
B. A country can set preferential tariffs for certain countries
C. Countries can negotiate tariffs on a case-by-case basis
D. A country may give preferential treatment to its neighbors only
A. Reduce tariffs and subsidies in agricultural trade
B. Increase tariffs on agricultural imports
C. Set price controls for agricultural products
D. Eliminate intellectual property rights related to agriculture
A. United States
B. European Union
C. China
D. India
A. It lacks the power to enforce its decisions on trade disputes
B. It gives too much power to developing countries
C. It mainly benefits only large multinational companies and developed nations
D. It ignores the issue of environmental sustainability
