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US trade laws as barriers to globalisation

By: Rugman, Alan M | Gestrin, Michael V

Series: The World EconomyPublisher: September 1991Description: [14 p.]Subject(s): INTERNATIONAL TRADE | TRADE | TRADE POLICIES | TRADE BARRIERS | TRADE AGREEMENTS | PROTECTIONIST MEASURESSummary: Explores the use of domestic unfair trade law procedures as a strategic weapon to keep out foreign rival firms. Gives specific focus on the nature of US trade remedy law and the influence of US Corporations on the administration of the US technical track of countervailing duty and anti-dumping measures.

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Explores the use of domestic unfair trade law procedures as a strategic weapon to keep out foreign rival firms. Gives specific focus on the nature of US trade remedy law and the influence of US Corporations on the administration of the US technical track of countervailing duty and anti-dumping measures.

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