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1. Which of the following were the aims behind the setting up of the World Trade Organisation (WTO)? I. Promotion of free trade and resource flows across countries II. Protection of intellectual property rights III. Managing ba/anced trade between different countries Iv. Promotion of trade between the former East Bloc countries and the western world Select the correct answer by using the codes given below: Codes?

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