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                                    World Trade Organization

        Quick Points to be Remember

               •  International  Organization  that  only  deals  with  global  rules  in  between
                   nations.
               •  Helps in Cutting the cost of living cost and raise living Standards
               •  Helps in Settlement of disputes Reduction of Trade Tension
               •  Create Good Governance among Countries
               •  Supporting Environment and Health


        Introduction:
        The organization that flapped its arms to more than 140 nations round the world and
        regulated the global trade related rules in an efficacious manner is profoundly known
        as  World  Trade  Organization.  It's  a  basic  conceptual  structure  for  conduct  of
        international trade in goods, services and intellectual properties. It defines the legal
        rights and bounds for different governments in multilevel modeling books. In short, it
        is an institute which inspects the rules of trade between nations and for nations.

        Created on January 1, 1995, it is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. It is an
        enriched substitute of General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), which was
        created in 1948 and includes intellectual properties as an additional attribute. The
        basic origin of idea for the formation of an institute to define rules to global trade
        market came up after the Second World War period when economies dwindled at
        base level.

        Accordingly a United Nations Conference on Trade and Employment was convoked
        at  Havana in  November  1947.  It led  to  Havana  Charter  Agreement  to  create  an
        International Trade Organization (ITO). This incident was followed by the formation
        of council to set and define rules. But to maintain equality, agreement should be
        passed  by  all  participating  members  or  by  majority. It  was  then  agreed  by  23
        countries  out  of  50  participating  countries  as  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and



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