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‘Optimal’ Retaliation in the WTO – a commentary on the Upland Cotton Arbitration

GROSSMAN, GENE M.; SYKES, ALAN O. - In: World Trade Review 10 (2011) 01, pp. 133-164

The <italic>Upland Cotton</italic> case raises a range of interesting issues regarding the rationale for retaliation in the WTO system and the proper approach to its calibration. These include: Should the approach to retaliation differ in cases involving prohibited or actionable subsidies? When should...

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