China Anti-dumping: Method for Calculating the Extent of Industry Damage: Method for Calculating the Extent of Industry Damage

Author: Research Group on Theory and Computational Methods of Industrial Injury Procedures
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: China's Anti-Dumping Measures—Methods for Calculating the Extent of Industrial Injury is completed based on the key research project "Theory and Computational Methods of Industrial Injury Procedures" by the former State Economic and Trade Commission. The main contents include:
An introduction to the basic theories of industrial injury;
Rules and methods for determining industrial injury in the United States;
Rules and methods for determining industrial injury in the European Union;
Rules and methods for determining industrial injury in catching-up developing countries and regions;
An analysis of the current status and influencing factors of industrial injury determination in China;
A framework system for China's industrial injury investigation;
Including investigation methods for industrial injury and the content and writing procedures of preliminary and final investigation reports on industrial injury;
A framework system for calculating the extent of industrial injury, including the characteristics and applicable scope of simple deduction methods, trend analysis methods, difference methods, and comparative analysis methods;
An indicator system for calculating the extent of industrial injury.
The calculation models and applications of the extent of injury are primarily presented from three aspects:
First, the connotation and practical conditions of the difference method for calculating the extent of injury are proposed, along with calculation steps and application cases, as well as an analysis of the problems encountered and their solutions in the difference method;
Second, the expert scoring method for measuring the extent of industrial injury is proposed, with the model construction basis and characteristics of the expert scoring method, specific calculation steps and application cases, and an analysis of the problems encountered in its application;
Third, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) for determining the extent of industrial injury is proposed, along with its application steps, and an analysis of the potential problems that may arise during its practical use.
Finally, there are some cases of determining the extent of industrial injury.