The Political Economy of Anti-dumping Protection

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Focusing on anti-dumping measures, the book explores how country characteristics and domestic political institutions influence their use. It examines the impact of anticipated retaliation from trading partners on the decision to impose such measures. By employing a game-theoretic model alongside empirical testing, the author reveals the dynamics of trade interactions and the selection processes behind observable trade restrictions. This timely analysis addresses the complexities of the international trading system amid rising protectionism from major emerging economies.