Controversy continues to plague the GATT and at the heart of the debate is its political and economic implications. Is sovereignty compromised by the GATT? Do the economies of countries grow faster through the development of world trade? Do the exceptions in the GATT make the obligations worthless or has the right balance been struck? Use examples from the textbook to support your answer For more information, see Justin Green's article titled \"Joining GATT in long run will prove to be the right decision" in the Daily Courier on Monday 19th December 1994 http:/ews.google.comewspapers?nid=894&dat=19941219&id=lx wOAAAAIBAJ&siid=vn0DAAAAIBAJ&DQ=2296.2460027