Industrial characteristics and countermeasures of India's anti-dumping against China
Ruizhu Rao
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Ruizhu Rao
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China is India's largest trading partner country, but also India's anti-dumping investigation has the largest number of countries. A thorough study of the industrial characteristics and countermeasures of India's anti-dumping against China is of great significance for maintaining a good trade relationship between China and India and even developing countries. This paper selects the relevant data of India's anti-dumping measures against China from 1995 to the present to analyze the characteristics of India's anti-dumping measures against China and explain its causes by using two-factor analysis of variance. Through empirical research, this paper finds that the number of Indian anti-dumping cases against China has significant industry dependence, especially in high value-added industries such as chemical industry, medicine, light industry and labor-intensive industries. In this regard, China should get rid of the "non-market economy" label as soon as possible, try to establish a closer China-India economic and trade partnership under the framework of BRICS cooperation, strengthen bilateral exchanges, and promote the further upgrading of China's export product structure.
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China is India's largest trading partner country, but also India's anti-dumping investigation has the largest number of countries. A thorough study of the industrial characteristics and countermeasures of India's anti-dumping against China is of great significance for maintaining a good trade relationship between China and India and even developing countries. This paper selects the relevant data of India's anti-dumping measures against China from 1995 to the present to analyze the characteristics of India's anti-dumping measures against China and explain its causes by using two-factor analysis of variance. Through empirical research, this paper finds that the number of Indian anti-dumping cases against China has significant industry dependence, especially in high value-added industries such as chemical industry, medicine, light industry and labor-intensive industries. In this regard, China should get rid of the "non-market economy" label as soon as possible, try to establish a closer China-India economic and trade partnership under the framework of BRICS cooperation, strengthen bilateral exchanges, and promote the further upgrading of China's export product structure.
Key concepts: Dumping, China, Business, Product (mathematics), General partnership, International trade, Value (mathematics), Empirical research