@article{Guyomard:156628,
      recid = {156628},
      author = {Guyomard, Hervé and Levert, Fabrice and Butault,  Jean-Pierre},
      title = {CAP and agricultural negociations in the Doha Round:The  issue of domestic support},
      journal = {INRA Sciences Sociales},
      address = {2007-09},
      number = {910-2016-71674},
      series = {ISS},
      pages = {5},
      year = {2007},
      abstract = {The Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture (URAA) marked  the end of an era in which agricultural policies could  be
elaborated independently of international rules. It  defined a framework, which is again used in the Doha Round,  with distinct
commitments on the 3 issues of export  competition, market access and domestic support. This  framework explicitly
acknowledges that domestic policies  may have distorting effects on trade and, as such, may be  submitted to disciplines in the
context of multilateral  negotiations on trade. This paper more specifically deals  with the matter of domestic support in the
Doha Round: the  development of negotiations on this topic from the  initiation of the round to the present day; the  potential
impact for the European Union (EU) of the  commitments that would be undertaken regarding domestic  support; a critical
analysis of the discussions on this  issue.},
      url = {http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/156628},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.156628},
}