Competition policy and anti-dumping: is it time for a reality check?

Article Abstract:

Several proposals for developing an international framework for competition policy include suggestions for making anti-dumping procedure and practice more uniform with competition theory principles. However, debate continues on the type of changes that are possible and should be attempted. The consideration of changing or replacing anti-dumping rules in discussions of international competition rule is inherently difficult, so discussions may be more productive if focus is directed towards more traditional domains of competition policy.

Antidumping Programs, Laws, regulations and rules, Dumping (International trade), Antidumping duties

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Settling competition-related disputes: the arbitration alternative in the WTO framework

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An approach that is limited and based on present experiences serves as a perfect alternative in solving competition-related trade conflicts. It resolves conflicts through unification of various basic and general substantive rules from which a great number of competition policies are based. The approach also finds solution to problems related to market access through utilization of a dispute settlement system.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Trading Regulations, Analysis, Economic policy, World Trade Organization, International competition (Commerce), International competition (Economics), Securities law, Securities trading

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Trade and competition policy: where do we stand?

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Issues concerning the globalisation of international trading policies and the rise in anti-trust laws imposed by some countries to protect trade is discussed.

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