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北京大学英语新闻网/Peking University News should set up a good example in making concessions. For example, the gap is big between the Group of 10 (made up of Japan, the Republic of Korea, Switzerland and some other countries) and the Group of 20 (made up of the developing countries including Brazil, India, China, and so on), so much so that the Hong Kong Conference came to a standstill. Moore said that the standstill in the negotiations was normal but it required that the various parties should compromise and make more concessions, rather than file more demands. He thinks that developed countries, such as the EU, the U.S.A, and Japan, should shoulder more responsibilities and set a good example in negotiations. New Zealand, Singapore and Chinese Hong Kong are the most open economic entities in the world and have made many efforts in terms of free trade. This is beneficial: if they can buy garlic from China at a lower price, why should they grow it in their own countries? It is surely more cost-efficient, safer, and much better to simply import from China. So he hoped that such agreements could be reached as soon as possible. But the most important point is that negotiations must be kept on and the various parties should approach the question from a win-win perspective, understand each other, and try to make necessary compromises. America enjoys special advantages in trade talks while the European countries are not united. Sweden and Great Britain hope that this situation can change, while France, Holland, Portugal, and Spain do not want to change the situation. But they also need to make concessions in order to reach an agreement. The agricultural problem has been unsolved for the past 50 years. And if a 90% tariff cut is impossible, at least an 80% cut should be made, for a 50% cut is simply not enough and makes little difference. In his talk, Moore elaborated rationally and convincingly why all countries should make certain concessions and why developed countries especially need to set a good example. As to the standstill in the multilateral trade talks, especially the failure of Doha Round to conclude according to schedule, Moore expressed his deep regret. But he also said optimistically that negations are always arduous and will never be so easy but will always find a way out and reach a final agreement, which is the law. Since countries in a talk have their own interests to consider, any decision made will inevitably have a big impact on these countries. For example, a country‘s ruling party may lose power, or people may lose their jobs. And all such consequences are really important and serious questions. The Doha Round had been prolonged for years, and the biggest obstacle is still agriculture. The talk on agricultural issues is really difficult, for the import tariffs cut for agricultural products means a lot both for Asian, African, and Latin American developing countries and for the balanced development between the North and the South. Developing countries and exporters of agricultural products contended that they had been fettered in the talks for 50 years and for the past 50 years little progress had been made. The developed countries thought they had made the biggest concessions possible and no more concessions could be made. Thus the talks came to a deadlock. 754
北京大学英语新闻网/Peking University News As to what breakthroughs could be made in agricultural talks, Moore thought that the EU and US have brought up a move for making the biggest cut in agricultural subsidy in history. But the EU move was unsatisfactory, and Japan had kept silent on that matter. Now with the inclusion of the Republic of Korea and Baltic countries, it was really hard to come to an agreement. Moore said that the import tariffs cut for agricultural products are important to both African and Latin American countries alike. In such resourceful and intelligent reflections, we can see Moore‘s grasp of the gist of free trade. And this grasp is full of his confidence and passion toward free trade. On various occasions in the world, whenever it is fit, Moore expresses his faith and confidence in free trade. In his eyes, free trade is the most important tool to save the world, which is becoming increasingly unbalanced. It can eliminate poverty and bring about peace and prosperity. He thus believes that many disasters in the world can only be solved through free trade. He also believes that the realization of a happy life in the world depends on free trade. This October, Moore will come to Beijing again, to participate in the panel session on ―Partners in Trade – The WTO, National Governments, and Private Businesses‖ at the Beijing Forum. He will come with the same faith in free trade and contribute his share to A World without Walls. Edited By : He Jibo Translated By : Wu Yulian, Zhao Dawei Source : Beijing Forum 2006 Related Topic : � Beijing Forum 2006 Related News : ■ Notice for the Press Conference of Beijing Forum 2006 Feature ( Monday 2006--1-0- 20: 1 ) ■ Mark Poster: Studying Media from a Historical Perspective Feature ( Monday 2006--1-0- 23: 1 ) ■ Amartya Kumar Sen: The Conscience of Contemporary Economics Feature ( Monday 2006--1-0- 23: 1 ) ■ Adam Przeworski: Passion and Reason in the Study of Politics Feature ( Monday 2006--1-0- 23: 1 ) ■ Study in France: A New Outlook on Life Feature ( Monday 2006--1-0- 23: 1 ) ■ Yuan Xingpei: An Erudite Scholar Devoted to Learning Feature ( Monday 2006--1-0- 23: 1 ) ■ Zhong Bingshu: From a Volleyball Player to a University President Feature ( Monday 2006--1-0- 23: 1 ) Related Feedback: 755
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