Economists most often analyse the effects of protectionist or antidumping policies in the context of tariffs or … voluntary export restraints - the latter are very similar to quotas in fact. Antidumping policies in the European Union however …

up with two rationales that help to understand why countries nevertheless consider protectionism to be a good response to …

up with two rationales that help to understand why countries nevertheless consider protectionism to be a good response to …

. Protectionism can have many different faces. It can come in the form of Buy-American clauses of stimulus packages, as an increase in …

substantial increases in antidumping and related forms of import protection: e.g., a 4 percent appreciation results in 60 - 90 … treatment under antidumping that the US imposed against other countries. …

the variations in the intensity of antidumping protectionism in the EU. The empirical analysis uses count data models … instruments like antidumping are used extensively. This paper analyses whether macroeconomic pressures may contribute to explain …

Political pressures and concerns about 'unfair' trade provide the main rationale for retaining broad anti-dumping … provisions in most countries. Almost one hundred years ago, New Zealand was the second country in the world to introduce anti-dumping … legislation. Since then New Zealand’s anti-dumping policy and legislation have changed significantly in response to both internal …

antidumping, the most frequently used instrument. Antidumping practice is not transparent and often rests on convoluted … investigations. It can easily degenerate into protectionism. An unambiguous rationale is therefore warranted to enable outside … scrutiny of applied practices. But the European Commission fails to give a convincing justification of antidumping. Its overall …