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Monthly Archives: September 2009

Media Mentions 2009: Tire Dispute 媒体引述

Posted in Media Mentions
Members of the Baker Hostetler International Trade practice have been quoted in numerous media outlets regarding the Chinese tire trade dispute, including:  The Hill: China Tires A Deal For Steelworkers Union (9/16/09) Bloomberg News: Obama Says Chinese Tires Decision Isn’t Provocative (9/14/09) Bloomberg News: U.S. Steel Pushes Obama to Choose Workers Over Trade (9/9/09) Forbes.com: Obama Faces Tire Trade … Continue Reading

India, China, and the Doha Round 印度、中国及多哈会谈

Posted in WTO
中文请点击这里 Senior trade officials are meeting in Geneva the week of September 14, 2009 following a meeting of 35 WTO member countries in New Delhi on September 3 and 4, 2009. The September 3 and 4 meetings demonstrated a willingness of member countries to re-engage in the negotiations that have been at a relative standstill … Continue Reading

The United States Is Vigilant When It Comes To China’s WTO Compliance, Less So When It Comes To Its Own 美国对中国如何履行入世承诺总是异常警觉,那么她自己呢?

Posted in WTO
中文请点击这里 The United States Trade Representative (“USTR”) published a notice in the Federal Register on September 1, 2009 requesting comments and announcing a public hearing on China’s compliance with its WTO commitments. This notice is part of an institutional mechanism the United States created to monitor and enforce other countries’ compliance with their WTO obligations. … Continue Reading

United States Countervailing Duty Investigations Against China A Question Of Attitude 针对中国的反补贴调查:美方”态度问题”

Posted in CVD
中文点击这里 Political pressures have led the U.S. Department of Commerce to launch countervailing duty investigations against China while insisting that it cannot use market information from within China to measure the alleged subsidies because China is a non-market economy. That political reality contravenes the principles embodied in U.S. law. Subsidies are found and measured according … Continue Reading