Antidumping
Olin Working Papers 97-15
Posted: 10 Jan 1998
Abstract
This entry describes the development and operation of antidumping laws. It surveys and analyzes the economic literature evaluating why dumping occurs, assesses the merits of an antidumping mechanism, and explains why such mechanisms persist. The entry also discusses the current international regime regulating national antidumping laws and the administration of these laws in different countries, with particular attention to the United States.
JEL Classification: Q28, Q38
Suggested Citation: Suggested Citation
Cass, Ronald A. and Boltuck, Richard D. and Kaplan, Seth T. and Knoll, Michael S., Antidumping. Olin Working Papers 97-15, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=49180
Michael S. Knoll
University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School ( email )
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University of Pennsylvania Wharton School -- Real Estate Department ( email )
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