The Brookings Institution introduces a series of annual volumes that provide the most
authoritative and in-depth analysis available on current and emerging issues in international …

The late 1980s witnessed a new interest in a competition-oriented approach in the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) following a decade of almost complete oblivion for …

The debate on trade and competition policy, which has been gathering force during the past
several years, is very broad and wide-ranging, potentially affecting both government and …

The recently concluded Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations, once fully
implemented, will lead to substantial liberalization of global trade flows. In conjunction with …

1.1 In recent years antidumping policy has become a major trade policy instrument in
industrial countries, and increasingly in developing countries as well. Other instruments …

Few areas of American trade policy have become more contentious than the antidumping
law. Those firms which have used it have found it essential for their survival, and those who …

This chapter surveys the use of antidumping (AD) and antitrust (AT) policies in encouraging
and maintaining competition in the international marketplace. The recent surge in the use of …

This chapter surveys the use of anti-dumping (AD) and anti-trust (AT) policies in
encouraging and maintaining competition in the international marketplace. The recent surge …

This paper traces and analyses both the legal and economic history of the US anti‐dumping
regime, and sets forth the shortcomings of the current system, both in regards to efficiency …

The conclusron of the Uruguay Round (UR) of trade negotiations was the most important
trade policy event in the post-war period. The UR continued the process of trade barrier …