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倾销是指一国产品以低于正常价格进入另一国市场,并因此对某一缔约国领土内已经建立的某项工业造成实质性损害或实质性损害的威胁,或对某一国内工业的新建产业产生实质性阻碍的行为。在国际贸易中,倾销行为是因其违背公平竞争和公平贸易的原则而被严格禁止的。20世纪80年代后,随着世界各国关税和非关税壁垒的日渐消除,反倾销作为总协定及世界贸易组织允许采用的一种法律手段,被世界许多国家频繁使用,而中国一度成为倾销与反倾销的重灾区。本文就其原因及应对措施作一浅显的分析与建议。
Dumping refers to the threat that a country’s products enter the market of another country below normal prices and thus cause substantial or substantial damage to an industry that has been established in the territory of a contracting party or that a new industry in a given country Industry has a substantial impediment to behavior. In international trade, dumping is strictly forbidden because of its violation of the principle of fair competition and fair trade. Since the 1980s, with the gradual elimination of tariffs and non-tariff barriers in various countries in the world, anti-dumping as a general legal agreement allowed by the GATT and the World Trade Organization has been frequently used by many countries in the world. However, once China became a dumping and anti-dumping Hardest hit This article makes a simple analysis and suggestion on its causes and countermeasures.