Trade distorting subsidies need to be phased out.

Rich countries must improve market access and dismantle trade distorting agricultural subsidies.

(b) The elimination of trade distorting policies, protectionist practices and non tariff barriers in international trade relations

All countries, including developing countries, need to work together to lower trade barriers and eliminate trade distorting subsidies.

Trade distorting subsidies such as those for cotton and sugar need to be addressed.

(d) Abusive application of anti dumping, sanitary and phytosanitary standards and other trade distorting measures

All trade distorting farm subsidies would be slashed by 70 80 in the major subsidizing countries.

12 Green Box designates those domestic support measures that have no or minimal trade distorting effect.

In accordance with the agricultural framework, negotiations are to encompass all trade distorting policies affecting the sector.

While export subsidies appear more obviously trade distorting, America s cotton and other subsidies are in fact almost as bad.

Developed countries need to set firm and monitorable time line for the elimination of export and trade distorting subsidies.

11 De minimis support designates minimum permissible trade distorting domestic support not exceeding 5 per cent of total agricultural production.

9 Amber Box refers to trade distorting domestic support subject to annual capping as expressed as the Aggregate Measurement of Support.

Substantial reduction of trade distorting domestic support needs to be ensured while taking account of food security, livelihood and rural development.

However, it was considered by some countries that there is a strong need to achieve substantial progress in the negotiations in the trade track encompassing all trade distorting policies.

Removing trade distorting subsidies and providing access to markets, in particular through the Doha Development Round of trade negotiations, would contribute to creating free and fair trade arrangements with potentially large economic benefits to developing countries.

To that end, there should be a rapid move to eliminate export and trade distorting domestic subsidies, particularly in the area of agriculture.

Negotiations on agriculture should result in substantive reduction of trade distorting domestic support and establish an end date for the elimination of export subsidies.

It was necessary to establish modalities for agriculture negotiations designed to achieve greater access to markets, phase out domestic subsidies, and reduce all trade distorting practices.

On trade, we look forward to an ambitious outcome across all aspects of the Doha Development Agenda, including in agriculture, improved market access, the elimination of export subsidies and substantial reductions in trade distorting domestic support.

An urgent priority is to establish a timetable for developed countries to dismantle market access barriers and begin phasing out trade distorting domestic subsidies, especially in agriculture.

The collective strength of developing countries in international trade has also been growing, as evidenced by their success in putting the issue of market distorting agricultural subsidies on the agenda of the Doha Round of world trade negotiations.

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8. Reaffirms the importance of market access, and in this context recalls the importance of respect for World Trade Organization disciplines, including in the area of anti dumping, inter alia, to avoid the abusive application of anti dumping and other trade distorting measures

The immediate focus of the negotiations, until July, has been on the reductions and disciplines to be applied to trade distorting support (i.e., Amber Box,9 Blue Box10 and de minimis11 support).

To help them in that connection, developed countries should further open their markets to exports from African countries and take necessary measures to eliminate their agriculture export subsidies and trade distorting policies.

Fundamental tax reform must strengthen incentives, reduce distorting tax expenditures, and raise revenue.

That tension hampered free food distribution for fear of distorting the local economy.

Systemic biases in the system needed to be addressed. Market access and entry, trade distorting subsidies, and standards and regulations impeding exports from developing countries needed solutions, as did weak and volatile commodity prices.

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ASEAN therefore called for improved market access for the exports of the developing countries and elimination of trade distorting subsidies and barriers to trade in agricultural products, and for attention to be given to the urgent need to provide the developing countries with special and differential treatment.

In this regard it is urgent to eliminate high tariffs, tariff picks, tariff escalation, non tariff barriers, export subsidies and to substantially reduce trade distorting domestic support for protecting the agricultural sector of developed countries.

Also, they recognized the distorting effects of non tariff and trade barriers, and agricultural subsidies, and underscored the need to move forward in working towards the realization of the development objectives of the Doha round.

The end of such price distorting subsidies and support in developed countries, which lead to misallocation of resources and environmental damage, should be a key development outcome of the Doha Round of multilateral trade negotiations.

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First, the distorting effect of the scheme of limits on the scale must be eliminated.

This requires reaching agreement on the rapid elimination of export and trade distorting domestic subsidies in agriculture as well as a substantial advance in reducing tariff peaks and escalation in manufactures of interest to developing countries.

In the agricultural sector, without prejudging the outcome of negotiations, reductions of, with a view to phasing out, all forms of export subsidies, substantial reduction in trade distorting domestic support and enhanced market access is needed.

Otherwise, these characteristics may act as confounding factors, distorting the observed relationship between disease and exposure.

Trade distorting subsidies, high import tariffs, and export restrictions act as sand in the gears of the transmission belt and make it more difficult and expensive to bring food to the market and thus to the family table.

Moreover, any country distorting history could not have a bright future, but would repeat the same mistakes.

In the view of many participants, the critical elements in such negotiations were improved market access for developing countries in agriculture, manufactures and services elimination of trade distorting non tariff barriers and provision of adequate preferential and differential treatment.