The efforts to create broad trade agreements for a large cross section of nations, such as the GATT, is an example of multilateralism, whereas the US pursuit of individual and separate trade agreements with South Korea or Great Britain is an example of bilateralism.

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The efforts to have multiple nations participate in the GATT is a good example of multilateralism. If the US chooses to only negotiate separate trade agreements with one nation at a time, then we are observing bilateralism.

The Efforts to Create Broad Trade Agreements for a Large