21 countries hope to compete against
             financial powers such as the European Union and the United States, who can
             afford huge subsidies for their agricultural products'
             Another issue that is a great concern for the G-21 countries is the
             problem of steel products and the new, higher tariffs that the United
             States have found appropriate to raise in order to protect their steel
             industry. What is the point of continuous negotiations for lowering taxes
             on imported products when, on the other hands, the likes of the United
             States can, by themselves, raise taxes on a product that is essential to
             many of the G-21 countries industrial national production' As high
             officials from the IMF, the WTO and the World Bank, including Horst Kohler,
             Mike Moore and James Wolfensohn, have asked themselves: "How can leaders in
             developing countries argue for more open economies if leadership in this
             area is not forthcoming from wealthy nations'". Shouldn't encoura
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