An Analysis Of Internal Limitations In The Dumping Determination Policy Of The United States' Antidumping Law

The thesis is about the internal limitations in the Dumping Determination Policy of the United States' Antidumping Law. Targeting at two "unfair" trade practices: price discriminations and below-cost sells, the Antidumping Law is promulgated by the United States to offset other governments' interventions and market distortions caused by flawed economic structures. The main measure is to impose the Antidumping Duty. Altogether five accounting methods are utilized in dumping determination. However, there are great inconsistencies between nominal intentions and actual implementations. That is to say, the five calculating methods cannot reflect above-mentioned unfair trade practices factually, which consequently implies the Antidumping Law itself has the immanent defects.