That we oppose developed nations or large corporations using carbon credits to meet international emission reduction requirements
2398 motions
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This house believes that, in the 21st century, Christianity is a force for good in the developing world
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This house supports states aggressively incentivizing the movement of companies into underdeveloped regions of the country (e.g., Germany subsidizing companies to move into former East Germany)
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This house believes that feminists in developed nations should prioritise fighting for women's rights in developing nations, over fighting for women's rights in their own nation
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This house believes that the Bretton Woods Institutions (International Monetary Fund, World Bank, etc.) have done more harm than good
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This house believes that we should loosen agricultural trade restrictions in developing countries
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This house would impose restrictions on rural to urban migrations
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This house believes that WTO should allow developing countries to impose policies aimed at protecting domestic industries, even at the expense of harming international trade
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This house, as the LGBTQ+ community in the developing world, would prioritize grassroots community building over seeking broad national and legislative changes
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This house believes that WTO should allow developing countries to impose policies aimed at protecting domestic industries, even at the expense of harming international trade
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This house supports developing countries heavily subsidizing start-ups (e.g. tax benefits, grants, incubators, etc.)
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This house believes that the Bretton Woods Institutions (International Monetary Fund, World Bank, etc.) have done more harm than good
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This House believes that opposition parties in Asian developing countries should adopt the approach of portraying the voter base of the ruling administration as rational and reasonable instead of depicting them as being manipulated by the system through undemocratic means (e.g. revisionism, disinformation)
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This house regrets the emergence of industrial capitalism
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In developing nations, this house supports the use of microfinance as a primary means of funding startups.
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This house, as the IMF, would require stricter conditionality on its loans to Argentina that aims to reduce government budget deficit and liberalize the market.
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This house, as Taiwan, would prioritize expanding electrical vehicle facilities (e.g. charging stations, sharing electric scooter, etc) over building public transport (e.g. subway, tram, etc) in rural regions.
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This house, as the IMF, would require stricter conditionality on its loans to Argentina that aims to reduce government budget deficit and liberalize the market.
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This house opposes religions from engaging in proselytisation in the developing world
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This house supports the Taiwanese government's decision to reject Chinese aid after the recent earthquake.