The World Trade Organization dispute resolution system is widely used and is a litigation-oriented process. It is at the core of global trade relations today. Both the United States and China have been aggressive users of it. Each country has shown a willingness to address contentious issues. This has been to the benefit of both. As newer trade issues arise this process will be indispensable in keeping U.S.-China trade relations on a stable course.
Background
The World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiates and adjudicates global trade rules. The dispute resolution system is at the heart of the WTO today. It is the judicial system of the WTO and of the global trading system.
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