The WTO seems at times to be interfering in domestic policy since

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The line between domestic policies and de facto protectionism can be blurred, and the WTO often has to determine whether a domestic policy actually constitutes protectionism. This can give the appearance of the WTO interfering in domestic policy.

Answer: B is incorrect because the WTO does not have the power to overturn governments.

Answer: C is partially correct, as the WTO does determine which nations may trade what with whom. However, this does not necessarily mean it is interfering in domestic policy.

Answer: D is incorrect as the WTO does not punish nations. Instead, it resolves disputes between nations regarding trade.

Answer: E is incorrect, as the WTO does not exempt any member nations from its edicts. All member nations are held to the same rules and regulations.

The WTO Seems at Times to Be Interfering in Domestic