Social Sciences
7 years ago

WTO ruling challenges China's state capitalism, reshaping global trade dynamics.

World Trade Review
Appellate Body Report on<i>EU−Biodiesel</i>: The Future of China's State Capitalism under the WTO Anti-Dumping Agreement
Weihuan Zhou

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The WTO is changing how it deals with China's state-controlled economy. Recent decisions show that using antidumping measures to address price distortions caused by government influence may not be the best approach. Instead, other WTO rules should be used to tackle these challenges. This shift is important for handling issues related to China's state capitalism in the future.