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Common Development Strategies for Asian and Latin American Developing Countries from a Foreign Trade PerspectiveKeywords: WTO , foreign trade perspective , developoing countries , Wei Dan , TRIPS , comparative advantage , GATS , Doha , trade , trade liberalisation: Sylvia Kierkegaard Abstract: The biggest developing countries in the world in terms of territory size, population and GDP are located in the continents of Asia and Latin America. In these regions, there are also the most emerging-market economies with great potential for sustaining high growth rates in the coming decades (so called the BRICs) like China, India and Brazil. Since the last quarter of the nineteenth century to the present, the major developing countries in Asia and in Latin America, such as China, India, Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Mexico, etc have gone through various stages of development. paper makes an analysis of globalization’s influences, the strengths and weaknesses of the system of WTO, participation of Asian and Latin American developing countries in the negotiations of Doha Round, development strategies to be adopted by these economies and also some important implications for building new balance in international agenda of 21st century.
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