The World Trade Organization (WTO)

They also agreed to manage each other's food production so that everyone can get enough food. 1980-1989 In 1981, Greece became the tenth member of the European Union, followed by Spain. In 1986, a "single European law" was signed to tackle the issue of free trade among the EU countries. In 1989 the Berlin Wall was destroyed, the East German border and the West German border opened, then joined in 1990. 1970 - 1979 Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom joined the EU, and the number has increased to 9.

The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an international organization that negotiates and enforces trade rules among member countries. The purpose of the WTO is to implement existing trade rules, to provide importers and exporters with a predictable trading environment, and to negotiate agreements to open world trade of goods and services with Member States is. There are 164 member countries in the WTO, accounting for over 96% of world trade. Decisions are made by all members, usually by consensus.

Established in 1995, the World Trade Organization (WTO) is a powerful global business organization that transforms the General Agreement on Customs and Trade (GATT) into a mandatory global business code. WTO is one of the main mechanisms for corporate globalization. Under WTO's corporate management trading system, economic efficiency reflected in short-term corporate profits dominates other values. The decision to influence the economy is limited to the private sector, but the social and environmental costs are borne by the public.

On 15th April 1995, in Marrakech, Morocco, we established the World Trade Organization (WTO) to replace GATT and agreed to establish a permanent institution that requires a comprehensive and permanent commitment. The WTO has adopted a more effective dispute resolution mechanism, including trade related goods, services and intellectual property trade. The increase in globalization has emerged many complicated and controversial issues as the economy and society become more interdependent and more frequently interact. (5) the spread of technology, (5) the spread of technology, (5) the location of the integration activity, (2) the impact on the poor society, (3) the flow of money, (4) labor and labor movement, 6) Sustainability of the natural environment, 7) Reconstruction of cultural dynamics, 8) Strategy formulation for global competition groups

Globalization has become a major public issue in the past decade. Most of the recent controversy focuses on the World Trade Organization (WTO). Established in 1994, the WTO has the power to oversee international trade, manage free trade agreements, and resolve trade disputes among Member States, on behalf of the General Treaty on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). However, under the WTO, power is greatly expanding into service trade and products including intellectual property protection. And the intellectual property right is interpreted as including the genetic code of the creature. In addition, the authority of the World Trade Organization for agricultural trade far exceeds the authority under GATT. In forming the WTO, the implicit (if not clear) goal is to reduce all trade restrictions and ultimately eliminate it to achieve a single global free market.