Subsidies and International TradeJ. Bourgeois This is a first attempt to come to grips with legal and policy issues of subsidies in international trade in a public discussion in the European Community by academics, private practitioners and public servants. |
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Introduction | 1 |
The Gap Between Academic Thinking and the Trade System | 6 |
Cost of the Subsidies | 15 |
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action Agreement allocated anti-dumping apply approach Article XVI authorities benchmark benefit BISD calculation capital Carbon Steel College of Europe Commerce Department Commerce's Commission competition complaining concerned considered Contracting Parties cost to government countervailable subsidy countervailing duty law countervailing measures criteria definition of subsidy determination dispute settlement distort domestic industry domestic subsidies economic EEC Treaty effects enterprises equity infusions European Communities example export subsidies GATT GATT rules GATT Subsidies government equity participation Greenwald Holmer Horlick injury interest international trade interpretation intervention investment issue methodology Mezzogiorno negotiations objectives offset OJEC practices preferential loans procedures prohibited proposed protectionism recipient regulation remedies sector signatories specific specificity test Steel Products Subsidies and Countervailing Subsidies Appendix Subsidies Code subsidies discipline subsidized imports Supp supra note tion Tokyo Round Track Track II trade policy unilateral United Uruguay Round valuation Vermulst