Development should be the centerpiece of reforming the global economic architecture. Pressing to conclude a World Trade Organization (WTO) deal to close the Doha Round based on the current proposals circulating in Geneva would be counter productive. Instead, we offer five policies for reforming global trade that will enable economic development and stimulate the global demand needed for a global recovery.
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March 17, 2009 / financial crisis, G20, imf, trade, world bank, wto
Tags: developing countries, G-20, trade, wto
