Council on Foreign Relations

Dear friends and colleagues:

 

My February column for The Dispatch sets the longevity and steady gains of the GATT against the overreach and mounting paralysis of the WTO. This divergence, I explain, stems from the WTO’s universalist ambition, which discounted the systemic incompatibility between major market economies and state-capitalist China. In the Cold War context, the United States rejected Soviet accession to the GATT absent an embrace of market disciplines.

 

I hope you find the piece of interest.

 

Regards,

Benn Steil, DPhil
Senior Fellow and Director of International Economics
Council on Foreign Relations
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Read about my latest books, THE WORLD THAT WASN’T, THE MARSHALL PLAN, and THE BATTLE OF BRETTON WOODS

 

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