Finally - and perhaps most importantly - the WTO can help provide the response to the central government challenge of our new global age: the fact that governments answer mainly to national constituencies, while increasingly the economic system must answer to global needs. The experience of the WTO, and the way it works via binding commitments reached by consensus, gives some guidance as to how these systemic gaps might be bridged.
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