2003Journal of Shanxi Institute of Economic ManagementRequires access

How to Cope with the Anti-dumping Discrimnation against Non-market Economy Countries

Fuchen Wang

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Since China was labeled as a non-market economy country by western countries and was treated discrimnately and unjustly under the excuse of anti-dumping policy, China has experienced significant loss over international trade. Measures to deal with the problem are suggested in the paper.

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Since China was labeled as a non-market economy country by western countries and was treated discrimnately and unjustly under the excuse of anti-dumping policy, China has experienced significant loss over international trade. Measures to deal with the problem are suggested in the paper.

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Since China was labeled as a non-market economy country by western countries and was treated discrimnately and unjustly under the excuse of anti-dumping policy, China has experienced significant loss over international trade. Measures to deal with the problem are suggested in the paper.

Key concepts: Dumping, Excuse, China, Economics, World economy, Business, International trade, Political science

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