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As a footnote, the power of lobbies is much stronger and uncontrolled in international arenas. The Transatlantic Business Dialogue (founded in 1995 and including 150 large corporations from the USA and Europe) plays a key role in controlling international trade laws around the world. The International Chamber of Commerce (founded in 1919, based in Paris, and including thousands of large corporations from over 100 countries) is the single largest and most influential international corporate lobby group, responsible for many decisions taken at the World Trade Organization, the G8 and the United Nations, besides successfully opposing the Kyoto Protocol, the Convention on Biodiversity and the Basel Convention against trade in toxic waste. The World Economic Forum (made of 2,000 corporate executives, politicians and scholars, and held in Davos, Switzerland) controls virtually all international institutions and several governments of the most powerful countries (for example, the World Trade Organization was their idea). The European Roundtable of Industrialists (collecting corporate executives from Europe's largest multinationals) has been the main driver behind the privatization program in western European countries (energy, transport, telecommunication, postal), behind the reforms of labour and welfare laws, and behind the program for European monetary union laid out in 1991 at Maastricht. In the USA, the most powerful lobby representing the interests of large corporations (regardless of industry sector) is probably the Business Roundtable (founded in 1972), which successfully lobbied in favor of the NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) agreement with Canada and Mexico, and in favor of trade with China.

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