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Fair price comparison in the WTO anti-dumping agreement : recent WTO panel decisions against the zeroing method

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  • 9/24/02 JOY_D
Summary: Interprets the dumping margin calculation provisions of the WTO Anti-dumping Agreement by first studying the amendment of the GATT Anti-dumping Code through the Uruguay Round negotiations. Discusses the GATT disputes involving margin calculation issues and compares them with the analogous WTO disputes. Provides a statistical interpretation of the price comparison provisions of the WTO anti-dumping Agreement in the context of the recent rulings in the WTO disputes. Concludes with suggestions for future amendment to the WTO anti-dumping Agreement with a view to providing a better foundation for fair price comparison.
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Interprets the dumping margin calculation provisions of the WTO Anti-dumping Agreement by first studying the amendment of the GATT Anti-dumping Code through the Uruguay Round negotiations. Discusses the GATT disputes involving margin calculation issues and compares them with the analogous WTO disputes. Provides a statistical interpretation of the price comparison provisions of the WTO anti-dumping Agreement in the context of the recent rulings in the WTO disputes. Concludes with suggestions for future amendment to the WTO anti-dumping Agreement with a view to providing a better foundation for fair price comparison.

9/24/02 JOY_D

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