European Union Anti-dumping Cases Against China An Overview and Future Prospects With Respect to China’s World Trade Organization Membership

Liu, Xiang;Vandenbussche, Hylke
(2002) Journal of World Trade — Vol. 36, n° 6, p. 1125-1144 (2002)

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  • Liu, XiangKUL
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  • Vandenbussche, HylkeUCLouvain
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Abstract
Since 1979, when the first anti-dumping case against China was initiated by the European Union, the European Union has lodged nearly 90 anti-dumping proceedings against China by the end of 2000. China by now, has become the country most accused of dumping by the EU. Most of the anti-dumping suits have led to relatively high duties on Chinese products. This paper describes the characteristics and the trends of EU anti-dumping actions against China over the past two decades and provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors that may have led to China’s vulnerability to EU anti-dumping charges. Some future prospects with respect to China’s membership of the World Trade Organization (WTO) are also presented.
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  • KULDepartment of Applied Economics

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Liu, X., & Vandenbussche, H. (2002). European Union Anti-dumping Cases Against China An Overview and Future Prospects With Respect to China’s World Trade Organization Membership. Journal of World Trade, 36(6), 1125-1144. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/163247 (Original work published 2002)