To promote the liberalization of trade in goods.

To establish a framework for the regulation of trade in services.

To provide financial assistance to developing countries for trade development.

To negotiate bilateral trade agreements between countries.

Cross-border supply

Consumption abroad

Commercial presence

Foreign direct investment

It contributes to economic growth and development.

It creates jobs and promotes innovation.

It enhances productivity and competitiveness.

All of the above.

Manufacturing goods

Financial services

Agricultural products

Natural resources

To administer and enforce the GATS.

To negotiate trade agreements between countries.

To provide technical assistance to developing countries.

All of the above.

All countries must be treated equally in terms of trade.

Developing countries receive preferential treatment.

Least developed countries receive preferential treatment.

None of the above.

Transparency

Non-discrimination

National treatment

All of the above.

To list all services that are subject to liberalization.

To list all services that are excluded from liberalization.

To list all services that are subject to regulation.

None of the above.

It provides guidance on the interpretation of the GATS.

It contains a list of all services that are subject to liberalization.

It provides a framework for negotiating trade agreements in services.

None of the above.

It promotes economic growth and development.

It creates jobs and promotes innovation.

It leads to higher prices for consumers.

It enhances productivity and competitiveness.

Regulations designed to protect the financial stability of a country.

Regulations designed to protect the environment.

Regulations designed to protect consumers.

Regulations designed to protect national security.

A commitment to liberalize a specific service sector.

A commitment to provide national treatment to foreign service providers.

A commitment to reduce tariffs on imported goods.

A commitment to provide technical assistance to developing countries.

To ensure that all enterprises are treated equally.

To ensure that foreign enterprises are treated more favorably than domestic enterprises.

To ensure that domestic enterprises are treated more favorably than foreign enterprises.

None of the above.

The complexity and diversity of services.

The lack of transparency in services regulations.

The resistance of governments to liberalize services sectors.

All of the above.

It provides guidance on how to regulate services.

It contains a list of all services that are subject to regulation.

It provides a framework for negotiating trade agreements in services.

None of the above.