World Trade Organization Anti-dumping Dispute Cases. EU Involvement: 1995~2003

Author: Li Changkui, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This series of books interprets and explains each clause of the Anti-Dumping Agreement in detail, combining the understanding and challenges of the Anti-Dumping Agreement clauses by various countries in anti-dumping dispute cases, as well as the interpretations provided by expert panels and appeal bodies. From theory to practice, it thoroughly analyzes and delves into the complexities, making the difficult rules and clauses clear and accessible, offering assistance to all relevant individuals! A shortcut to mastering the essence of the WTO Anti-Dumping Agreement; a guide to understanding WTO anti-dumping dispute cases; a book for corporate leaders to address foreign anti-dumping measures; a guide for enterprises, lawyers, and civil servants participating in anti-dumping litigation; a reference book for foreign trade and economic personnel studying international trade and related matters. In recent years, more countries and regions have increasingly used legal measures such as anti-dumping to protect their domestic industries, and the number of anti-dumping cases has also been rising. Strengthening the study of expert panel reports and appeal body reports on anti-dumping disputes under the World Trade Organization (WTO) is of great significance for understanding and applying the Anti-Dumping Agreement, mastering WTO anti-dumping standards, responding to anti-dumping investigations, and preventing foreign products from dumping in China. This book includes three anti-dumping disputes initiated by the European Union from January 1995 to December 2003, citing expert panel and appeal body reports to analyze the dispute cases, providing reference experiences for Chinese enterprises.