NON-MARKET ECONOMY STATUS IN ANTI-DUMPING INVESTIGATIONS AND PROCEEDINGS: A CASE STUDY OF VIETNAM

Dissertation, Charles Sturt University (2022)
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This research investigates whether the non-market economy status of NMEs such as Vietnam disadvantages exporters in anti-dumping investigations and proceedings. The research analyses legal, procedural and other issues relating to the non-market economy status of NMEs in general and Vietnam in particular, in anti-dumping investigations and proceedings conducted by the US and the EU.

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