The chilling trade effects of antidumping proliferation

In this paper I present evidence on the effectiveness of AD actions. Using a data set based on the line-item tariff codes identified in the cases, I examine the trade patterns of both countries named in the petition and those countries not subject to the investigation. Several important findings emerge. First, AD duties substantially restrict the volume of trade from named countries, especially for those cases with high duties. Second, AD actions that are rejected still have an important impact on named country trade, especially during the period of investigation. Third, there is substantial trade diversion from named to non-named countries and the diversion is greater the larger is the estimated duty. Because of the diversion of imports, the overall volume of trade continues to growþeven for those cases which result in duties. Fourth, despite the diversion of imports, AD law still offers important benefits because it induces substantial import price increases both by named and non- named countries. Finally, because of the diversion of imports, aggressive use of AD law by U.S. firms has the peculiar side-effect of benefiting non-named countries who are active in the areas under investigation.

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The Trade Effects of U.S. Antidumping Actions

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How do exporters respond to antidumping investigations

While there are ambitious targets to increase the share of renewable energy technology implementations in the different EU-states, it is increasingly recognized that social acceptance may form a factor constraining the expansion of their implementation and use. In order to investigate the Finnish social acceptance towards renewable energy technology implementations, a multiple choice questionnaire was designed with three groups of questions: background information, awareness of renewable energy technologies (RETs), and willingness to invest in RETs. The answers showed that the long-term economic feasibility of using RETs locally in homes was not obvious to 33% of the fifty interviewees. In general, 62% of the interviewees were willing to pay extra cost to obtain green energy. More than half (52.4%) of the interviewees think that public sector should take the first step towards renewable energy production. Likewise, in the respondents’ view, the public sector should take the initiative for implementing RETs by providing business models and incentives to encourage citizens to implement RETs in their houses.

https://research.aalto.fi/files/11690792/1_s2.0_S2212609013000241_main.pdf

Researching social acceptability of renewable energy technologies in Finland

Evaluation of wider economic impacts of light rail investment on cities

In this paper, the authors provide empirical evidence of the effects of the U.S. antidumping law using monthly product-specific macroeconomic data from the U.S. chemical industry over the 1976-88 period. They analyze import responses, highlighting the differences between allegedly dumped and nondumped import behavior at the various stages of an antidumping investigation. The authors find a wide range of behavioral responses that do not necessarily appear to be dependent upon the final outcome of the investigations and in some cases contradict the 'accepted wisdom' of the impacts these cases have upon import behavior.

Market Responses to Antidumping Laws: Some Evidence from the U.S. Chemical Industry

Rethinking Infrastructure Development W.Ascher & C.Krupp Distributional Implications of Alternative W.Ascher & C.Krupp Beyond Privatization R.Little Infrastructure Development in India and China J.Kim & R.Nangia Physical Infrastructure as a Challenge for Far-sighted Thinking and Action W.Ascher Transit Transformations R.Cervero Urban Reclamation and Regeneration in Seoul, South Korea R.Cervero Electrifying Rural Areas C.Krupp Infrastructure and Inclusive Development through 'Free, Prior and Informed Consent' of Indigenous People R.Fernholz

Physical infrastructure development : balancing the growth, equity, and environmental imperatives

We examine the implications of exchange rate swings in international markets, paying particular attention to the importance of firm flexibility. We use the term flexibility to refer to the ease with which firms can respond to exchange rate swings. There are two kinds of flexibility that we consider: (1) flexibility in the timing of output and sales allocation decisions relative to the exchange rate realization; and (2) flexibility in the number of sales outlets available to the firms. We show that differing degrees of flexibility have important implications for equilibrium prices (i.e., exchange rate pass-through), market shares, and profits.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdfplus/136298.pdf

Strategic flexibility and exchange rate uncertainty

Electricity is an important part of the modern infrastructure of any country. It is taken for granted in developed countries that nearly every household has access to dependable electricity services; yet in many developing countries it is a luxury reserved mainly for wealthier households and businesses in urban areas. There are also problems with uneven coverage, unreliable service, and frequent breakdowns, and in some cases, the public sector ownership and provision of electricity has resulted in a huge budget burden, a failure to invest adequately in the generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure, and the inability to expand electricity provision to rural areas.

Electrifying Rural Areas: Extending Electricity Infrastructure and Services in Developing Countries

Physical Infrastructure Development

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