To promote economic growth and development in developing countries

To protect the environment and natural resources

To ensure human rights and social justice

To promote peace and security

World Trade Organization (WTO)

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

World Bank

United Nations Development Program (UNDP)

All countries should be treated equally in terms of trade

Developing countries should be given preferential treatment in trade

Developed countries should be given preferential treatment in trade

Countries can discriminate against each other in trade

To reduce trade barriers and restrictions

To increase trade barriers and restrictions

To maintain the status quo in terms of trade

To promote unfair trade practices

A tariff is a tax on imports, while a quota is a limit on the quantity of imports

A tariff is a tax on exports, while a quota is a limit on the quantity of exports

A tariff is a tax on both imports and exports, while a quota is a limit on the quantity of both imports and exports

There is no difference between a tariff and a quota

To promote trade between countries

To restrict trade between countries

To maintain the status quo in terms of trade

To promote unfair trade practices

A process for resolving trade disputes between countries

A process for imposing trade sanctions on countries

A process for negotiating trade agreements between countries

A process for promoting trade liberalization between countries

To provide preferential treatment to developing countries in trade

To provide preferential treatment to developed countries in trade

To maintain the status quo in terms of trade

To promote unfair trade practices

In a free trade area, goods can move freely between member countries without tariffs or quotas, while in a customs union, goods can move freely between member countries without tariffs but not quotas

In a free trade area, goods can move freely between member countries without tariffs but not quotas, while in a customs union, goods can move freely between member countries without tariffs or quotas

In a free trade area, goods can move freely between member countries without tariffs or quotas, while in a customs union, goods cannot move freely between member countries

There is no difference between a free trade area and a customs union

To provide financial assistance to developing countries

To provide financial assistance to developed countries

To maintain the status quo in terms of development

To promote unfair development practices

To provide financial assistance to countries facing economic crises

To provide financial assistance to countries with strong economies

To maintain the status quo in terms of economic development

To promote unfair economic practices

To promote human development in developing countries

To promote human development in developed countries

To maintain the status quo in terms of human development

To promote unfair human development practices

To promote trade and development in developing countries

To promote trade and development in developed countries

To maintain the status quo in terms of trade and development

To promote unfair trade and development practices

To protect intellectual property rights

To promote intellectual property rights

To maintain the status quo in terms of intellectual property rights

To promote unfair intellectual property rights practices