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Slimmed-down Doha

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Manufacturers expect to gain from trade deals cutting red tape at borders, open markets to services. By Eric Kulisch Business groups and trade experts are optimistic that two sets of international trade negotiations will be concluded within the next year, unlocking more than $2 trillion in new trade and setting the stage for broader global arrangements. On one track, the World Trade Organization is making progress on a multilateral pact that would reduce transaction costs for...

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