1. In what order do the DSU objectives prioritize remedies when a violation is found?
2. What is the main idea of a property-rule-style remedy in WTO dispute settlement?
3. What is the key institutional feature of WTO dispute settlement regarding enforcement?
Deep vs shallow integration — difference?
Deep creates shared rules; shallow maintains national autonomy.
Inquisitorial system — role?
Judge actively steers case and produces evidence.
Adversarial system — role?
Parties produce evidence; judge evaluates submissions.
Choice of law — purpose?
Determines which legal system governs a dispute.
Inquisitorial evidence — fit?
Suitable when judge is trusted and active in fact-finding.
Adversarial evidence — fit?
Suitable when parties control evidence and rebuttal.
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