China's Anti-subsidy Regulations: The Latest Weapon in China's Trade Law Enforcement

China is likely to launch its first anti-subsidy investigations in 2003 as it moves aggressively to utilize the full armory of WTO trade remedies.

26 minute read November 30, 2002 at 11:58 PM

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By Kermit W. Almstedt and Patrick M. Norton, O'Melveny & Myers Washington DC and Beijing

The WTO agreements authorize three kinds of trade remedies against injury from imports: anti-dumping measures; safeguard measures; and countervailing duties for subsidized imports.

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