| ID | 153355 |
| Title Proper | Anti-dumping practices and China's implementation of WTO Rulings |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Zhou, Weihuan |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | We explore China's behaviour in taking anti-dumping actions, with a focus on those which have been challenged under the WTO dispute settlement mechanism. We argue that the typical motivations behind China's resort to anti-dumping measures include protection, retaliation, industrial development and export promotion. These motivations are likely to carry more weight than China's observance of WTO obligations when deciding whether to impose anti-dumping measures and whether to implement WTO rulings. Brief recommendations are provided to foreign governments and exporters on how to avoid China's anti-dumping actions. |
| `In' analytical Note | China Quarterly , No. 230; Jun 2017: p. 512-527 |
| Journal Source | China Quarterly No 230 |
| Key Words | China ; Anti-Dumping ; FTAS ; WTO Dispute |