The WTO is back in business
Suparna Karmakar, a Visiting Scholar at Bruegel, evaluates the outcome of the WTO's conference in Bali and talks about the future of global trade talks. The WTO should now aim to create another set of deliverables that focus on development and are the end game of the Doha round.
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