The Politicisation of EC Anti-dumping Policy: Member States, Their Votes and the European Commission

Article Abstract:

The article examines disagreements that emerged during the 1990s among nations of the European Community regarding anti-dumping laws. It is posited that these disagreements are at least partly responsible for the sharp decrease in the number of anti-dumping investigations in Europe since 1999.

Europe, Foreign trade, Company legal issue, Cases, International trade, European Community

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Dumping in a Global World: Why Product Quality Matters

Article Abstract:

A theoretical model is used to analyze vertical intra-industry international trade to explain the proliferation of anti-dumping policies in transition and developing economies. Discussion centers on low-quality prices and high-quality prices of low-quality and high-quality firms.

Economic aspects, Product defect/failure, Product quality, Software quality

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