The book provides an analytical overview of the WTO Anti-Dumping Agreement. The Anti-Dumping Agreement is often perceived as being the most technical and most controversial WTO agreement. The book explains both basic concepts and more advanced interpretations by leading WTO members in a relatively non-technical manner.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Introduction
- 1: Dumping
- 1.1: The Like Product
- 1.2: Export Price
- 1.3: Normal Value
- 1.4: Fair Comparison
- 2: Injury
- 2.1: The Like Product
- 2.2: The Domestic Industry
- 2.3: Material Injury
- 2.4: Causation
- 2.5: Threat of Material Injury
- 3: Procedures
- 3.1: Initiation
- 3.2: The Investigation
- 3.3: Measures
- 3.4: Retroactivity
- 3.5: Reviews
- 3.6: Public Notice Requirements
- 3.7: Judicial Review
- 3.8: Third Country Dumping
- 3.9: Developing Countries
- 3.10: Committee on Anti-Dumping Practices
- 3.11: Dispute Settlement
- 3.12: Final Provisions
- 4: Residual ADA Dispute Settlement Issues
- 4.1: Exhaustion of Local/Administrative Remedies
- 4.2: Consultations
- 4.3: Request for Establishment of a Panel
- 4.4: Establishment and Composition of Panels
- 4.5: Function of Panels and Terms of Reference
- 4.6: Submissions to and Meetings with the Panel
- 4.7: Confidentiality
- 4.8: Burden of Proof
- 4.9: The Record
- 4.10: Right to Seek Information/Adverse Inferences
- 4.11: Amicus Curiae Briefs
- 4.12: Judicial Economy
- 4.13: Interim Review
- 4.14: Recommendations and Suggestions
- 4.15: Adoption and Implementation
- Annex 1 Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the GATT 1994
- Annex 2 Article VI GATT 1994
- Annex 3 Recommendations and other Documents from the Committee on Anti-Dumping Practices and other Documents from the
- Annex 4 WTO ADA Panel and Appellate Body Reports
- Annex 5 Statistics
