Brazil’s WTO Case Against the U.S. Cotton Program

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What Descriptive information to help identify this report. Farmers in poor countries could have gained from an average 6 percent increase in world cotton prices over the same base period, if the U. Cotton production in the United States could have declined by as much as 15 percent, the study suggests, if African proposals in the draft Doha accord were applied to historical output levels over the ten-year period examined by the study, and production in the EU could drop by as much as 30 percent.

However, production volumes could increase by as much as Similarly, if African proposals that are included in the Doha draft were applied to trade flows over the ten-year period that the study examines, U. Under the latest version of the U.

Brazil also agreed to not motion new WTO retaliatory sanctions against U. Brazil is the fifth largest cotton producer in the world.

According to the latest information from USDA, Brazil is the fifth largest cotton producing country [17] and the third largest exporter in the world. Cotton prices have continued to decline - not due to changes in U. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Retrieved 12 September What could a Doha deal mean for trade? International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development. Retrieved 5 April African Europe Faith and Justice Network. Retrieved 12 April