Is there still hope for the Doha Round?

The analysis focuses on the failure of the Doha Round negotiations, highlighting key issues such as significant differences in agriculture, manufacturing, and services. It discusses how the evolving landscape of the World Trade Organization, with more member countries and shifting priorities among major players like the U.S. and EU, complicates negotiations. The paper emphasizes the need for OECD countries to address protectionist pressures and for developing nations to open their markets, suggesting that multilateral trade liberalization still holds potential for global economic and social benefits.