The trade meetings of GATT were called rounds in reference to the:
A)number of times that the representatives had to meet to come to a conclusion.
B)number of ministerial levels in which these meetings were held.
C)geometrical structure of the GATT headquarters where the meetings took place.
D)series of meetings among global peers held at a "roundtable."
E)GATT Director General's habit of rounding off trade figures in the meetings.

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The term "rounds" in the context of GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) meetings refers to the series of meetings among global peers held at a "roundtable," emphasizing the collaborative and inclusive nature of these discussions.

The Trade Meetings of GATT Were Called Rounds in Reference