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WTO caught between flexibility and predictability, says chief economist

Mail & Guardian · 15 September 2026 at 13:34

WTO caught between flexibility and predictability, says chief economist

The WTO's future hinges on adapting its rules to a multipolar global economy, says chief economist Robert Staiger, warning that systemic fragmentation could drastically cut global GDP.

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