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The Cancún Ministerial and the U.S.: Public Perception, Reality, and Implications

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• REPORT Globalization and TradeGovernmentIntellectual PropertyLatin America and the Caribbean

The Cancún Ministerial and the U.S.: Public Perception, Reality, and Implications

February 03, 2004

Alan Barber

Mark Weisbrot

Todd Tucker

Contents

February 2004, Mark Weisbrot and Todd Tucker

This article examines the reasons for the dissolution of the WTO Cancún ministerial. See pp. 8-15 in document.

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Alan Barber | CPC Center Policy Director

Mark Weisbrot | Co-Director

Co-Director, Center for Economic and Policy Research

Todd Tucker