India's influence on the new global fisheries subsidy agreement is crucial as the World Trade Organization prepares for its ministerial conference. Negotiations have led to a draft text, but India's push for a 25-year exemption for developing countries raises concerns about the agreement's effectiveness. Trade economist Christine McDaniel emphasizes the need for transparency and automation in implementing the agreement to combat overfishing.
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