International Comparison, Game Theory, and Countermeasures Research of Our Country on Anti-dumping

Author: Yang Renhui
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book conducts research from the perspective of international comparison and game theory in anti-dumping law and practice, comprehensively introducing the origin and development of dumping and anti-dumping. It summarizes the characteristics, development trends, and motivations of anti-dumping in various countries, analyzes the strategic choices of anti-dumping, and explains the underlying mechanisms driving the escalating international anti-dumping disputes. It also explores the reasons behind China's limited use of anti-dumping complaints against foreign countries and its ineffective responses to foreign anti-dumping actions. Based on extensive review of international research literature, the book innovatively constructs a game model that aligns with China's economic interests, combining case studies, statistical data, and econometric analysis to examine anti-dumping from the perspectives of law and economics. The conclusions are reliable, and the viewpoints are unique. The book further proposes countermeasures for China's defense against anti-dumping based on numerous anti-dumping game strategies, providing a theoretical foundation and important reference for scientific decision-making by government authorities. It plays a significant role in safeguarding China's economic interests. Additionally, the research methods in this book can be applied to various fields of international economics, such as anti-subsidy, safeguard measures, trade friction, and anti-reporting. It also serves as a valuable resource for further research on anti-dumping. This book is suitable for practitioners in international trade, foreign economic management, and economic and technological cooperation, as well as management and legal personnel of relevant enterprises, faculty and students, researchers, and other individuals in economics, trade, management, and law.