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The Anti-dumping China suffered and the Countermeasures in the International Financial Crisis

Zhou Hui-li

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China is encountering a severe anti-dumping in the background of the international economic crisis,and with the international trade protectionism on the rise,which seriously affects our export trade.Using the statistic data of WTO,the paper makes a statistic analysis of anti-dumping against China.The analysis indicates that the situation is more and more serious lately.The country distribution of anti-dumping against China shows remarkable difference.The countries affected by the international economic crisis seriously become the main force of anti-dumping against China for the purpose of transferring their crisis.The frequency distribution of anti-dumping is significantly different for Chinese various products.The rate of executing anti-dumping against China is in a high level.The AD symmetry rate against other countries is low,which is very disadvantageous for China to enter a plea.At last the paper offers some relative policy suggestions to reduce the adverse effects of anti-dumping measures.

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China is encountering a severe anti-dumping in the background of the international economic crisis,and with the international trade protectionism on the rise,which seriously affects our export trade.Using the statistic data of WTO,the paper makes a statistic analysis of anti-dumping against China.The analysis indicates that the situation is more and more serious lately.The country distribution of anti-dumping against China shows remarkable difference.The countries affected by the international economic crisis seriously become the main force of anti-dumping against China for the purpose of transferring their crisis.The frequency distribution of anti-dumping is significantly different for Chinese various products.The rate of executing anti-dumping against China is in a high level.The AD symmetry rate against other countries is low,which is very disadvantageous for China to enter a plea.At last the paper offers some relative policy suggestions to reduce the adverse effects of anti-dumping measures.

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China is encountering a severe anti-dumping in the background of the international economic crisis,and with the international trade protectionism on the rise,which seriously affects our export trade.Using the statistic data of WTO,the paper makes a statistic analysis of anti-dumping against China.The analysis indicates that the situation is more and more serious lately.The country distribution of anti-dumping against China shows remarkable difference.The countries affected by the international economic crisis seriously become the main force of anti-dumping against China for the purpose of transferring their crisis.The frequency distribution of anti-dumping is significantly different for Chinese various products.The rate of executing anti-dumping against China is in a high level.The AD symmetry rate against other countries is low,which is very disadvantageous for China to enter a plea.At last the paper offers some relative policy suggestions to reduce the adverse effects of anti-dumping measures.

Key concepts: Dumping, China, Financial crisis, Protectionism, Statistic, International trade, Plea, International economics

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