KnowraGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and TradeLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 3Related 10International tradeBroader topic: It supplied the postwar framework for negotiating lower trade barriers.Free tradeRelated: It provided the framework for successive rounds of tariff reductions before the WTO.ProtectionismRelated: It organized postwar negotiations that constrained tariffs and other trade restrictions.Bretton Woods ConferenceRelated: It advanced the trade cooperation that wartime economic planners pursued alongside monetary stability.Trade diversionRelated: Its rules shaped how regional preferences were evaluated within a broader trading system.Trade liberalizationBroader topic: It organized postwar tariff-cutting negotiations before a permanent trade organization existed.Import quotaRelated: Its rules generally prohibit quantitative import restrictions, subject to exceptions.International political economyRelated: Its negotiations helped establish trade policy as a durable site of international cooperation.Economic globalizationRelated: Successive negotiating rounds reduced tariffs and expanded rules for international commerce.International trade lawBroader topic: Its principles and provisions remain foundational to WTO goods rules.Miguel de la MadridRelated: Mexico joined GATT in 1986, a major step in the administration’s trade opening.OEEC conditionsRelated: American conditions required recipients to cooperate in GATT tariff rounds, extending liberalisation beyond Europe.Post–World War II economic expansionRelated: Its trade rules helped lower barriers as postwar commerce expanded.