Wto Dispute Settlement

/ˌdʌsˈpjut ˈsɛtlmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A formal mechanism established under the World Trade Organization for resolving trade disputes between member states through consultation, adjudication, and enforcement.
    The WTO dispute settlement system ensures members comply with agreed trade rules.

Forms

  • wto dispute settlement

Commentary

The WTO dispute settlement is distinctive for its binding rulings and enforced compliance, unlike many international dispute mechanisms.

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