The article explores how global economic institutions like the WTO are often focused on economic gains, but there are other important perspectives to consider. The researchers take a critical approach to international economic law, looking at it from a Third World perspective. They argue that the current system needs to be examined more closely to understand its fairness and impact on different countries. This research sheds light on the normative and policy aspects of the international economic order, offering a more comprehensive view of how these institutions operate.