| 释义 |
G.A.T.T., GATT, Gatt|gæt|
[f. the initials of General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.]
A convention or organization established in 1947 to agree common rules for tariffs and to reduce trade restrictions.
1948Hansard Commons 29 Oct. 3 Multilateral tariff negotiations should be held..to afford an opportunity to certain additional countries to adhere to the G.A.T.T. 1955Ann. Reg. 1954 148 G.A.T.T.'s objective was to raise the standard of living of all peoples by means of the freest possible exchange of goods. 1957Economist 19 Oct. 198/1 They have got to convince the members..that the common market does not conflict with GATT. Ibid. 2 Nov. 420/1 The question whether the common market treaty was compatible with Gatt. |