Abstract
The Agreement on Agriculture (AoA) in the World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiated during the Uruguay Round prescribed disciplines on three pillars, namely, the Market Access, Domestic Support and Export Subsidies (WTO, 1994). In general terms, the commitments were designed to increase market access for agricultural products and to reduce domestic support and export subsidy expenditures. In the Doha Round negotiations on agriculture, which started in 2002, the fundamental structure of the Agreement was not challenged and Members took positions around its three pillars. The initial negotiating positions of Members could be broadly classified into three
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