Enabling Clause in WTO law
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The Enabling Clause in WTO law is a legal provision that permits developed countries to grant preferential trade treatment to developing and least-developed countries, creating an exception to the most-favoured-nation principle under GATT.
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| Enabling Clause in WTO law canonical | 1 |
| Special and Differential Treatment in WTO | 1 |
| World Trade Organization Enabling Clause | 1 |
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United States Generalized System of Preferences
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World Trade Organization Enabling Clause
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United Nations list of Least Developed Countries
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Special and Differential Treatment in WTO
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linked to: Enabling Clause in WTO law