Antidumping

Antidumping duties punish dumping, the selling of goods below cost in a foreign country, while the latter compensate for government aid, such as grants and low-interest loans.

Trade Body Rules in Beijing's Favor John W. Miller 2011

Antidumping duties are supposed to ensure that U.S. businesses are not undercut by unfair trade practices.

Mugging Magnesium 2011

Antidumping cases, which hinge on whether a foreign company is selling a good in the U.S. at less than the cost of production, depend on collecting accurate data on relative prices in America and abroad.

Protectionist Zeros 2011

Antidumping duties were originally designed to handicap companies that sell goods abroad for less than they charge in their domestic market.

A WTO Win for China 2011

Antidumping duties on magnesium or polyvinyl chloride or hot-rolled steel may allow domestic producers of those inputs to raise prices and reap greater profits.

A Tariff-Reduction Plan for U.S. Jobs Daniel Ikenson 2011

Antidumping laws allow Commerce to impose duties on goods that are sold in the U.S. at prices lower than the home-country prices.

The Name of the Trade Game 2011

My recent study, "Economic Self-Flagellation: How U.S. Antidumping Policy Subverts the National Export Initiative," explains how antidumping restrictions on magnesium and silicon metal are encouraging high-value-added industries to move offshore.

A Tariff-Reduction Plan for U.S. Jobs Daniel Ikenson 2011

Antidumping measures in India can be more protectionist.

Beyond the Crash Gordon Brown 2010

AA1921-187 under the Antidumping act, 1921, as amended, together with the information ... in the investigation (USITC publication) by Daniel F Leahy

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Leahy calls for investigation of torture 2009

"Antidumping measures are not about protectionism, they are about unfair trade," said Lutz Guellner, a spokesman for the European Commission.

China Launches Action at WTO to Keep U.S., EU Markets Open 2009