International Business and Anti-dumping -- Series of Frontiers in International Business

Author: Ye Quanliang et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The book is divided into three parts, totaling 8 chapters. Part I, Theoretical Section. First, it interprets the definitions and characteristics of dumping and countervailing dumping; second, it reviews the historical evolution of dumping and countervailing dumping, elaborating on the current status and development trends of countervailing measures; finally, it analyzes the main rules of the WTO Countervailing Measures Agreement and its industrial relief measures, examining the relationship between countervailing measures and safeguard measures, as well as between countervailing measures and anti-dumping measures. Part II, Practical Section. First, it analyzes the countervailing laws of the United States, the European Union, Japan, and developing countries and their practical applications; second, it studies international countervailing cases, analyzing why foreign manufacturers frequently initiate countervailing actions against China and their real intentions and objectives; finally, it studies China's countervailing cases against foreign countries, dissecting the relief effects of countervailing measures. Part III, Countermeasures Section. First, it analyzes the reasons why Chinese export products face countervailing allegations in the international market, proposing countermeasures for China to address foreign countervailing actions against it on this basis; second, it elaborates on the establishment of China's countervailing legal system and interprets the main contents of China's Countervailing Measures Regulation; finally, it proposes countermeasures for implementing countervailing measures and clarifies the importance of protecting the economic security of domestic industries.