Antidumping in the Americas

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the treatment of industrial sectors which are not economically competitive within international trade negotiations. The provisions of antidumping legislation relating to the Americas is discussed.

International trade, North America, South America, Foreign trade zones

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NAFTA Chapter 19 and the development of international administrative law - applications in antidumping and competition law

Article Abstract:

International trade regulation applies primarily to governments but may also be applied to private market players in certain cases, such as those involving firms which engage in dumping. In such instances, issues over the fairness and adequacy of administrative practices may arise. Two areas where administrative review may be questioned are in cases involving antidumping and competition laws. Within this context, a study analyzed administrative procedures created in Chapter 19 of the North American Free Trade Agreement of 1992, why they were created and their implications for other areas.

Interpretation and construction, Competition (Economics), International aspects, Administrative law

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The new Singapore law on antidumping and countervailing duties

Article Abstract:

Singapore enacted the Countervailing and Anti-Dumping Duties Act on Nov 1, 1996 to bring the country into compliance with the standards and requirements adopted in the World Trade Organization Agreements. A study was conducted to analyze, among other general issues relating to the statute, not only the legislation but also its administration, anti-dumping and subsidy provisions and review process. Domestic industries may not as yet be completely versed with their rights under this law, which may change with time.

Singapore

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