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If the United States, the champion of free trade, has the most open markets in the world, then why is it being sued -- and losing -- so often before the World Trade Organization? Some attribute the country's poor showing to illegitimate protectionism, others to WTO bias, but what is clear is that almost all WTO member nations are pushing for a discussion of U.S. trade laws at the WTO conference in Qatar this week.
November 06, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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