Anti-dumping Theory and Practice

Author: Yu Yongda
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Based on tracing the historical origins of dumping and anti-dumping, this book provides an in-depth elaboration on the historical background, evolution process, and characteristics of dumping and anti-dumping phenomena in the international economy. It highlights the significant differences in international trade friction, dumping and anti-dumping in terms of competitors, industrial sectors, scope of involvement, and handling methods before and around the 1990s. Furthermore, the book conducts a comprehensive analysis of the economic and legal foundations of dumping and anti-dumping, proposes an economic analysis model for dumping and anti-dumping, and explains the similarities and differences in legal procedures and substantive aspects among the World Trade Organization's Anti-Dumping Agreement, anti-dumping rules of developed countries in Europe and America, and China's Anti-Dumping Regulations. This book is suitable as a supplementary textbook for MBA, MPA, and national economic and trade-related programs. It can also serve as a reference for government administrators, corporate management personnel, foreign trade workers, corporate legal advisors, as well as professionals in related industries such as finance, insurance, and customs. Based on tracing the historical origins of dumping and anti-dumping, this book provides an in-depth elaboration on the historical background, evolution process, and characteristics of dumping and anti-dumping phenomena in the international economy. It highlights the significant differences in international trade friction, dumping and anti-dumping in terms of competitors, industrial sectors, scope of involvement, and handling methods before and around the 1990s. Furthermore, the book conducts a comprehensive analysis of the economic and legal foundations of dumping and anti-dumping, proposes an economic analysis model for dumping and anti-dumping, and explains the similarities and differences in legal procedures and substantive aspects among the World Trade Organization's Anti-Dumping Agreement, anti-dumping rules of developed countries in Europe and America, and China's Anti-Dumping Regulations. This book is suitable as a supplementary textbook for MBA, MPA, and national economic and trade-related programs. It can also serve as a reference for government administrators, corporate management personnel, foreign trade workers, corporate legal advisors, as well as professionals in related industries such as finance, insurance, and customs.