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New WTO Negotiating Paper Continues Pattern of Unbalanced Trade Decisions
02/01/2009
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- New negotiating texts on anti-dumping and subsidies released by the World Trade Organization (WTO) reflect how far the negotiations are from being an acceptable basis for conclusion for the United States. As 2008 comes to an end, the WTO dispute settlement system continues its unacceptable pattern of rewriting the rules of trade remedies.
Chinese ‘reverse engineering’ threat
31/12/2008
Trade competition is fierce, enterprises should alert the exportation
31/12/2008
A few days ago the Ministry of Commerce has issued a warning to Chinese enterprises, said: the global trade protectionism as a threat to increase and our countries’ trade situation will become even more severe. In addition, the rising foreign exchange and the trade risk shoule be alerted by domestic enterprises. At the same time, experts suggest that the trade barriers will focus on standard battle.
Chinese imports creates unemployment in Banaras silk industry
31/12/2008
India’s silk industry has a tradition going back by more than a thousand years. According to a fable tale, a Chinese princess had secretly taken out the eggs of cocoons and seeds of mulberry tree in her dress from China, which was brought in to India. But now after the passage of many centuries, it is the silk industry of China which is inundating the Indian markets.
Govt seeks view from steel cos on imposing additional taxes
30/12/2008
NEW DELHI: The government has sought views from steel companies on imposing additional tax in the form of an anti dumping duty on imports of steel from countries such as China, Thailand and Ukraine. The domestic industry which is divided over levying the anti-dumping duty, is supposed to respond to the government's call, which is in the form of a notification, by January-end next year.
