World Trade Organization Anti-Dumping Dispute Cases: 1995-2003 United States Involved

Author: Li Changkui
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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 by expert panels and appeal bodies. From theory to practice, it thoroughly analyzes and delves into the complexities, making difficult rules and clauses clear, providing 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 must-read for corporate leaders facing foreign anti-dumping challenges, a reference for enterprises, lawyers, and civil servants participating in anti-dumping litigation, and a reference book for foreign trade and economic personnel studying international trade and affairs.
The United States is the most comprehensive country in terms of its anti-dumping legal system and anti-dumping institutions, as well as one of the most frequent initiators of anti-dumping investigations. However, in the 13 anti-dumping disputes involving the United States, there is no evidence of the United States abusing anti-dumping measures. Therefore, conducting in-depth research on the consistency of the United States' anti-dumping investigations and measures with the Anti-Dumping Agreement can provide a deeper understanding of the United States' litigation techniques in this regard.
Chinese enterprises should firmly grasp the WTO anti-dumping rules and use them to prevent their products from being subject to anti-dumping measures abroad, resist unfair trade, and simultaneously combat dumping of foreign products in China, thereby safeguarding their legitimate interests. This book provides 1995–2003 anti-dumping cases involving the United States, allowing readers to clearly and deeply understand the consistency of anti-dumping investigations and measures with the Anti-Dumping Agreement. It holds significant importance for accurately understanding and applying the Anti-Dumping Agreement, mastering the WTO anti-dumping rules, responding to anti-dumping investigations against Chinese products abroad, and resisting dumping of foreign products in China, as well as cultivating China's anti-dumping talent.