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Bilateral agreements are legal treaties between two parties that outline specific terms for cooperation, while multilateral agreements involve three or more parties addressing common concerns. Bilateral agreements are easier to negotiate and can provide market access and lower prices, but may disadvantage less successful companies. In contrast, multilateral agreements offer greater legitimacy and comprehensive solutions but can be slow and complex due to the need for consensus among multiple stakeholders.
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