我国企业应对贸易救济措施的对策建议（Countermeasures and suggestions for Chinese enterprises to deal with trade remedy measures）.docVIP

我国企业应对贸易救济措施的对策建议（Countermeasures and suggestions for Chinese enterprises to deal with trade remedy measures） Source: Chinese Paper Download Center Author: Liu Yongmei [Abstract] the trade remedy measures of the World Trade Organization aim to safeguard the fair and normal order of international trade, but they are also used as trade protection tools by developed countries. Facing the increasingly fierce anti-dumping, safeguard measures and other trade barriers, Chinas enterprises must improve their coping ability from changing export strategies, improving product quality and technical content, and strengthening internal management of enterprises. [Keywords] trade remedy; anti-dumping; enterprise; Countermeasures The so-called trade remedy measures refers to the World Trade Organization in order to maintain international trade fair and normal competition order, allowing members to use imported products in the production of dumping, government subsidies and other means, poured into the market members, causing damage to the domestic industry, trade to use anti-dumping, anti subsidy and safeguard measures, etc. relief measures to protect domestic industries from damage. Anti dumping measures and countervailing measures are aimed at unfair trade practices, while the safeguards are aimed at imported products under fair trade conditions, and the two are completely different in nature. Therefore, members of the safeguard measures should provide the necessary compensation to the adversely affected exporting countries. In fact, safeguard measures are often used in conjunction with anti-dumping and countervailing measures to achieve the purpose of non-tariff barriers. After Chinas accession to the world trade organization, it means that the government must abide by the WTO package agreement, that is, the establishment of the World Trade Organization Agreement and its four annexes. The most important of these is the 1994 general agreement on Tariffs and trade, and the basic pr