The World Trade Organization,WTO,
A)has the power to enforce the rules of international trade.
B)covers agriculture and physical goods,but not services or intellectual property rights.
C)recently expelled China for human rights violations.
D)ruled that NAFTA is to be the model for world trade integration.

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The World Trade Organization has the power to enforce the rules of international trade among its member countries. It provides a platform for negotiations and resolving disputes related to international trade.

Answer: B
 The World Trade Organization covers both agriculture and physical goods, as well as services and intellectual property rights. It aims to facilitate free and fair trade in all sectors among its member countries, which currently number 164.

Answer: C
 The World Trade Organization has not expelled China for human rights violations. While the organization can address human rights concerns related to trade, its focus is primarily on promoting economic growth and development through trade liberalization.

Answer: D
 The World Trade Organization has not ruled that NAFTA is to be the model for world trade integration. While the organization generally supports free trade and regional trade agreements, it does not favor any one particular model over others.