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Deady & Robert Scollay On The Latest DOHA Collapse

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Published: Thu 31 Jul 2008 08:20 AM
95bFM Audio: Paul Deady & Robert Scollay On The Latest DOHA Collapse
95bFM Audio: Paul Deady talks to Robert Scollay, an international trade expert at the Auckland University, about the latest collapse of Doha trade negotiations. With the main players unwilling to budge, there seems little cause for optimism.
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