Finger, J. Michael, ed. <br/><br/>
Antidumping;how it works and who gets hurt 

 - Michigan  University of Michigan Press  1993 
 - 267 p 
 - Studies in international trade policy  .
<br/><br/> Contiene: Antidumping is where the action is, por  Michael Finger; Origins and evolution on antidumping regulation, por Michael Finger; Lessons from the case studies, por Michel Finger; Reform, por Michael Finger; Brazilian frozen concentrated orange juice, por Carlos Alberto Primo Braga y Simao Davi Silber; The development of the Colombian cut flower industry, por José A. Méndez; Korean consumer electronics industry, por Taeho Bark; Stainless steel in Sweden, por Gunnar Fors; Chemicals from Poland, por Andrzej Olechowski; The antidumping experience of GATT-fearing country, por Gary Banks; Enforcement of Canadian trade remedy laws, por Mark A. Dutz; Antidumping enforcement in the European Community, por Angelika Eymann y Ludger Schuknecht; Antidumping and countervailing Duty enforcement in the United States, por Michael Finger y Trancy Murray 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>ASPECTOS JURIDICOS<br/>COMPETENCIA<br/>COMPETENCIA DESLEAL<br/>COMUNIDADES EUROPEAS<br/>GATT<br/>LEGISLACION<br/>PRACTICAS ECONOMICAS RESTRICTIVAS<br/>VALORACION ADUANERA<br/>DUMPING
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>11925  / CENDOC