U.S. Trade Remedy Laws and Nonmarket Economies: A Legal Overview
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Two major U.S. trade remedies are antidumping (AD) law, which combats the sale of imported products at less than their fair market value, and countervailing duty (CVD) law, which aims to offset foreign government subsidization of imported goods. This report discusses these two law's impact on U.S. foreign relations.
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Two major U.S. trade remedies are antidumping (AD) law, which combats the sale of imported products at less than their fair market value, and countervailing duty (CVD) law, which aims to offset foreign government subsidization of imported goods. This report discusses these two law's impact on U.S. foreign relations.
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Grimmett, Jeanne J.U.S. Trade Remedy Laws and Nonmarket Economies: A Legal Overview,
report,
March 9, 2012;
Washington D.C..
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