The Agendas of the Successful Kennedy and Tokyo Rounds Were

The agendas of the successful Kennedy and Tokyo Rounds were, by the 1980s, considered to be inappropriate for achieving further trade liberalization because:

A) they ignored tariffs on most manufactured products.
B) they had dealt mostly with issues of concern to developing countries, which did not account for most of the world's trade.
C) barriers to agricultural trade had been ignored.
D) the "no injury" clause had shaped the agendas and prevented large reductions in tariffs.