Abstract
Abstract
The World Trade Organization's Most Favored Nation Principle:
analyzing its application to dispute settlement
By Ana Nikolic
The World Trade Organization was founded on the principle of
non-discrimination among member states. The most favored nation
clause requires that all trade liberalization be applied equally to
all member states. This paper addressed how this principle applies
to dispute settlement. Do disputes get resolved in favor of the
plaintiff without being discriminatory to other parties exporting
the same product?
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
The Research Question 1
The Literature Review 1
Statement of Hypothesis 10
The Theory Behind the Most Favored Nation Principle in Dispute
Settlement 11
The Research Design 15
Analyzing the Results 26
Conclusion and Opportunities for Future Research and Development
34
Appendices 41
Works Cited 44
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