World Trade Organization Anti-dumping Dispute Cases 1995-2003 Other Countries Volume

Author: Li Changkui
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This series of books interprets and explains each article of the Anti-Dumping Agreement in detail, combining the understanding and doubts of various countries regarding the provisions of the Anti-Dumping Agreement in anti-dumping disputes, as well as the interpretations of the Expert Body and the Appellate Body. From theory to practice, it analyzes and delves into the complex rules and provisions, making them clear and accessible to professionals in various fields! A shortcut to mastering the essence of the WTO's 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 affairs.
With the deepening trend of global economic integration, anti-dumping, as a legal remedy for countering the dumping of low-priced foreign products, has been increasingly used by more countries and regions in recent years to protect their domestic industries. The number and value of anti-dumping cases worldwide have grown significantly, involving an ever-expanding range of products, which has also led to numerous anti-dumping disputes.
As a part of the WTO Anti-Dumping Series, this book collects six anti-dumping disputes involving Guatemala, Thailand, Argentina, and Egypt, which were heard by the Expert Body and the Appellate Body from January 1995 to December 2003, in chronological order of the disputes. It aims to promote a deeper understanding and application of the Anti-Dumping Agreement, master the WTO's anti-dumping rules, respond to anti-dumping investigations against Chinese products abroad, address the dumping of foreign products in China, and cultivate China's anti-dumping talent by strengthening the study of the Expert Body reports and Appellate Body reports on WTO anti-dumping disputes.