• Trade-distorting subsidies may rise so much, Europeans fear, that America will break its Uruguay-round commitments.

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  • America's trade-distorting support was already well below its permitted ceiling and had seemed likely to fall further.

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  • Contrary to received wisdom, slashing the rich world's trade-distorting subsidies has a relatively small effect on poor countries.

    ECONOMIST: Weighed in the balance

  • In the Uruguay round, pushed by America, countries agreed to cut and set ceilings on their trade-distorting agricultural subsidies.

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  • This angered the British government, which has been pushing for a shake-up of the hugely expensive and trade-distorting policy.

    ECONOMIST: Rendezvous in Versailles | The

  • Over five years, the Americans propose to eliminate export subsidies for farm products, and to slash both tariffs on farm goods and trade-distorting subsidies for farmers.

    ECONOMIST: Trade

  • Mr Portman's proposal includes a 60% reduction in the levels of farm supports and a 53% reduction in trade-distorting subsidies, as well as steep cuts to tariffs.

    ECONOMIST: America tries to get things moving | The

  • The divide over agriculture threatens to undermine Doha because the developing countries, which object most strongly to the trade-distorting subsidies provided to farmers in the industrial world, were such reluctant participants in the first place.

    ECONOMIST: Will there ever be a breakthrough?

  • The document calls for reductions in farm subsidies elsewhere in the developed world that are even steeper than those proposed for America: an 83% reduction in aggregate support levels in Japan and the EU, and a reduction in trade-distorting support of 75% (53% for Japan).

    ECONOMIST: America tries to get things moving | The

  • The draft says countries must reduce trade barriers and "market-distorting policies" to help farmers -- particularly those in developing countries -- sell their products and increase production.

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