WTO (GATT) does not allow developed countries to use the Generalized System of Preferences because it deviates from the traditional nondiscrimination principle.

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The Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) is allowed by the WTO (GATT) and is designed to provide certain developing countries preferential access to developed country markets. However, the GSP must meet certain requirements and cannot discriminate against other developing countries or violate the principles of nondiscrimination, which is a key principle of the WTO.

WTO (GATT) Does Not Allow Developed Countries to Use the Generalized