A Legislative Thinking on China's Response to Antidumping and Strengthening Antidumping Power of China
Shen Mu-zhu
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Shen Mu-zhu
Abstract
Although response to antidumping in foreign countries and strengthening antidumping power of China are related in some way, they are working objects, tasks of two different realms, restricted by laws of different countries. The paper clearly distinguishes the response of China to antidumping and the strengthening of antidumping power of China; studies the existing problems in China's actual respondent situation and respondent enactment. Then the paper puts forward some immediate tactics for China to respond to antidumping in foreign countries and to strengthen the antidumping power of China after China's entry into WTO.
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Although response to antidumping in foreign countries and strengthening antidumping power of China are related in some way, they are working objects, tasks of two different realms, restricted by laws of different countries. The paper clearly distinguishes the response of China to antidumping and the strengthening of antidumping power of China; studies the existing problems in China's actual respondent situation and respondent enactment. Then the paper puts forward some immediate tactics for China to respond to antidumping in foreign countries and to strengthen the antidumping power of China after China's entry into WTO.
Key concepts: China, Respondent, Legislature, Power (physics), International trade, Business, International economics, Economics