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GATT's Most Favored Nation (MFN) Principle and South-North Korea Trade
Hong-Yul Han Date 1993.07.23
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Outcomes of the 14th People's Party Congress of China and Deng Zhao Peng's Remarks
Co-authors Date 1993.07.14
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An Analysis of Factors behind Chinese Competitiveness in the Electronics Industry
Gwon-Ho Paik Date 1993.07.14
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I. Development Strategy under the New Economy
1. Korea's Economy : Past and Present
2. New Direction of the Economic Policy
II. Key Areas of Economic Reform
1. Fiscal Reform
2. Financial Sector Reform
3. Deregulation of Administrative Control
4. Forming a New Pattern of Economic Behavior
III. Major Goals of the New Economy
1. Enhancing Growth Potential
2. Strengthening Internationalization
3. Improving the Living Environment
IV. Vision of Korea's Future Economy
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Korean Investment in China: Status and Challenges
Jong-Seuk An Date 1993.06.30
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A Note on Korea's Anti-dumping System and Practices
Since Korea joined GATT in 1967, it successfully pursued strong export-oriented economic policies until the late 1970's. During this period, Korea maintained an unprecedentedly high economic growth rate under high tariffs and vari..
Wook Chae Date 1993.06.01
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I. Recent Economic Environments in Korea
II. Brief History of Korea's Anti-dumping Practices
III. Characteristics of Anti-dumping Related Industries
IV. Korea's Anti-dumping System
V. Some Notes on Anti-dumping Regulations of GATT and Advanced Countries
VI. Further Considerations for a Desirable Anti-dumping System
VII. Concluding Remarks
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SummarySince Korea joined GATT in 1967, it successfully pursued strong export-oriented economic policies until the late 1970's. During this period, Korea maintained an unprecedentedly high economic growth rate under high tariffs and various non-tariff protective measures allowed to it because of its status as a developing country suffering from a large trade deficit.
The ultimate goal of the anti-dumping system is to correct unfair foreign trade practices and relieve the domestic industry's injury in cases where material injury or a threat of material injury is posed by foreign dumping practices. It is, however, noteworthy that the system is strictly restrained in its use under provisions approved by GATT, and, hence, the misuse of the system will certainly result in disputes with trading partners. In this regard, it is extremely important for all the countries to guarantee four basic requirements of the system-transparency, fairness, efficiency, and specialty-in enforcing the national anti-dumping practices.
This paper reviews the whole history of Korea's anti-dumping system and practices and suggests some lessons on Anti-dumping Regulations of GATT and Advanced Countries.