IOSR-JEF   Volume-12 ~ Issue-3 ~ May – June 2021

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[1] It is significant for all WTO members to form a consensus to avoid abusing the Dispute Settlement Mechanism, which could lead to the prevalence of a trade protectionist atmosphere. Although the effectiveness of the overall Dispute Settlement Mechanism operation has been mostly positive, there are still some issues concerning aspects of the system and execution that need to be reconsidered and clarified to avoid influencing the quality of case reviews and the willingness of WTO members to participate.
[2] To develop a robust internal mechanism that enable the private sector to inform the WTO of the trade barriers it encounters and seek redress through the government of its country.
[3] Establishing consistent counting about WTO dispute settlement activity can be complicated. This is because how disputes are counted depends on how they are treated as separate or related at various stages of the process.
[4] To consider communally agreed solution and consultations among disputing members. These can be sufficient to resolve the matter in dispute within the framework of WTO dispute settlement.
[5] WTO dispute settlement demonstrates a high record of cases and enforcement of rulings. However, in cases where the losing member is not willing to comply, WTO remedies do not provide much assistance to the complaining party.

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