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In the words of Niskanen (2000), the World Trade Organization (WTO) may be the single

most effective international agency. WTO constitutes of 85 percent of the worlds population and

about 95 percent of world trade has chosen to bind themselves to the WTOs rules and dispute

settlement procedures.The author also describes that WTO has been so successful that numerous

groups have petitioned to use the WTO to enforce a range of nontrade rules affecting labor, the

environment, and competition policy. But again the author sees the WTO as a bargain in that its

budget is around $80 million a year, barely more than the rounding error in U.S. federal budgets.


   The reasons for the relative success of the WTO, according to Niskanen (2000) are that, it

has been focused on modest and broadly shared trade concerns. By modest the author means that

the WTO, almost alone among international bureaucracies, has self-consciously resisted both

internal and external pressures to expand its mission. He tries to compare it to theBretton wood

institutions(International Monetary Fund and World Bank)


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  • 1. In the words of Niskanen (2000), the World Trade Organization (WTO) may be the single most effective international agency. WTO constitutes of 85 percent of the worlds population and about 95 percent of world trade has chosen to bind themselves to the WTOs rules and dispute settlement procedures.The author also describes that WTO has been so successful that numerous groups have petitioned to use the WTO to enforce a range of nontrade rules affecting labor, the environment, and competition policy. But again the author sees the WTO as a bargain in that its budget is around $80 million a year, barely more than the rounding error in U.S. federal budgets. The reasons for the relative success of the WTO, according to Niskanen (2000) are that, it has been focused on modest and broadly shared trade concerns. By modest the author means that the WTO, almost alone among international bureaucracies, has self-consciously resisted both internal and external pressures to expand its mission. He tries to compare it to theBretton wood institutions(International Monetary Fund and World Bank) . 1|Page