This paper reviews the state of negotiations as regards agriculture and the developments in the context of the July Package. The paper also brings out the major points of contentions and analyses possible impacts of various negotiating proposals for Bangladesh’s agricultural sector and its economy. Moreover, the paper comes up with possible strategies for Bangladesh in view of the ongoing negotiations on agriculture in the WTO.
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