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The recent proposal over farm subsidy by the U.S. government came under fierce criticism in Europe for not reducing subsidies enough to ensure breaking the deadlock in global free trade talks. The European Union in response to the proposal said...
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The Bush administration has finally drafted a legislation that aimed at reducing subsidies to farmers by $10 billion over the next five years. The recent proposal also...
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World Trade Organization Doha talks is not dead yet and there are strong signals given by the member countries to resume talks over the deal in the recently held...
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Canada has launched fresh trade offensives against the U.S. over the subsidies the U.S. government provides to its farmers. Canada has alleged that the practice of...
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