In India NGO's are supported by donors from Western World;so they tow the rich countries in WTO.What you think

Answer 1

Great question!

Well, I guess the more rich countries in the WTO the better?

Answer 2

Very interesting idea. How much does India matter in World trade.? India's share in global trade is minuscule. India is not material in WTO negotiations except in Indian Newspapers and magazines. Western World has to solve their own protectionist tangle among the countries there first, then deal with China. India is one among the many countries who matter little given the relatively small size of their ability to import or export. These countries matter in WTO only because they freely copy Western technology and products much more than what they pay for.
Indian NGOs accept western donors money only because the Indian State wastes money and there are not enough rich Indians in India to donate. Poor countries that try to remain poor so that they can always show high poverty level to be reduced, have no alternative but to beg alms from western donors. Most NGOs in India are sponsored by Indian politicians and rich people dependent on the politicians favoritism.

Answer 3

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