The Bretton Woods System sought to reduce barriers and taxes on goods exchanged between countries with the:

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The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) was a multilateral agreement that sought to reduce barriers to international trade, including tariffs and other taxes on goods exchanged between countries. The Bretton Woods System was established in the aftermath of World War II and was designed to promote international economic collaboration and reduce trade barriers. While the International Monetary Fund (B), International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (C), Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (D), and Marshall Plan (E) were all important programs or organizations related to international economic cooperation, they were not specifically focused on reducing barriers and taxes on goods exchanged between countries.

The Bretton Woods System Sought to Reduce Barriers and Taxes