Author: Arvind Panagariya
December 2005 -- WTO Special Edition
Foreign Affairs
Agriculture will be the make-or-break issue in Hong Kong. On the surface, obstacles to an agreement seem insuperable. But a careful examination of the current agricultural trade regime reveals that prospects for an agreement are not as bleak as they appear.
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