U.S. Should Offer Duty-Free, Quota-Free Access for Least Developed Countries
April 2, 2007
CGD and six other organizations are urging the U.S. to grant least developed countries 100 percent duty-free, quota-free market access. The change would bring big gains for several poor countries, without hurting U.S. interests, and would encourage other rich and large developing to follow suit. CGD senior fellow Kimberly Elliott, author of Delivering on Doha: Farm Trade and the Poor, explains why the U.S. should act now. Read the blog and comment