The Seville Trading House, the first regulatory institution for global trade

The Seville Trade House was a key institution in the history of world trade. Created in 1503 by the Catholic Monarchs, its purpose was to regulate all aspects of trade between Spain and its colonies, ensuring justice and well-being for all participants.
The Trading House established rules and safe routes, promoting fair and efficient trade. Without a doubt, it is one of the main antecedents of modern organizations such as the World Trade Organization and UNCTAD, which seek to regulate global trade in an impartial and equitable manner.

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No tengo idea Manuel, ¿por qué lo piensas?