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245			_aGATT agreement and the world economy
260			_bInterpress Verlag
260			_aHamburg
260			_c1994
270			_dGermany
300			_btbls.
490			_aAussen Politik _v1994 _x0587-3835
520			_a(See page 40) The guiding principle of the GATT Agreement is the creation of free trade. This is confronted with growing worldwide protectionism, especially in major industrialised countries. The threat of a collapse of free world trade and the displacement of developing countries from the world market must be averted if economic short-sightedness and political antagonism are to be prevented. This is the view taken in the following article by Hans Christoph Froehling, a researcher at Florida International University in Miami/USA and Andreas M.Rauch, head of the ludwig Erhard Archives in Bonn.
556			_aGeneral
650			_aGATT
650			_aWORLD ECONOMY
650			_aPROTECTIONISM
650			_aFREE TRADE
740			_aGATT agreement and the world economy
796			_aFroehling, Christoph Han
796			_aRauch, Andreas M.
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