The Uruguay Round took only two years to negotiate because there were so few issues for the small number of countries in GATT to negotiate.

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The Uruguay Round actually took seven years to negotiate (1986-1994) due to its complexity and the broad range of issues covered, including trade in goods and services, intellectual property, and dispute settlement. It involved a large number of countries, not just a small group.

The Uruguay Round Took Only Two Years to Negotiate Because