Anti-dumping MBA/MPA Case Study

Author: Yu Yongda
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book selects 15 anti-dumping cases and appends 7 additional cases, compiling typical events in international trade closely related to China under the WTO framework. The cases provide concise and clear descriptions of the causes, lawsuits, investigations, procedures, responses, arbitration, and lessons learned from the incidents. At the same time, it offers a concise overview of how Chinese enterprises can assert their legitimate rights and interests based on WTO principles. The cases focus on the key stages of anti-dumping proceedings tailored to the characteristics of Chinese enterprises. Additionally, the book cites extensive data to demonstrate that by grasping the key points, presenting sufficient evidence, and adopting appropriate measures and methods, Chinese enterprises can win anti-dumping cases. This book is designed to be used alongside the anti-dumping series textbooks "Anti-Dumping Theory and Practice," "China's Anti-Dumping—Calculation Methods for Industry Damage," and "China's Anti-Dumping Competitiveness." It serves as a cutting-edge and practical textbook for the rapid training and cultivation of Chinese anti-dumping professionals who are still in the early stages of their development.