Agricultural Reform and Trade Negotiations

Can the Doha Round deliver?

• Author(s): Kimberly Ann Elliott • Published: December 2006
• Pages in paper: 20


Abstract

In this essay, Kim Elliott examines the patterns of support for agriculture across countries and commodities in the industrialized world. She then summarizes the approach to reducing trade-distorting support that came out of the Uruguay Round, and concludes with a discussion of the implications for reviving and successfully concluding the Doha Round.



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