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Antidumping actions are by nature discriminatory. Imports from targeted countries are discriminated against relative to domestic producers but also relative to imports from nonnamed countries in the rest of the world. This paper analyzes the impact of antidumping actions in the EU, distinguishing between the impact on named countries, nonnamed countries in the rest of the world, & nonnamed countries in the EU. The results suggest that antidumping policies cause trade diversion & that this diversion is primarily to non-EU suppliers. 3 Tables, 5 Figures, 5 References. Adapted from the source document.

The European Economy, edited by David Dyker European Economic Integration, edited by Frank McDonald and Stephen Dearden The Single European Market, by R. W. Vickerman

Front Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- About the Authors -- Executive Summary -- Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction -- Notes -- References -- 2 Low- and Middle-Income Countries, Carbon Emissions, and Trade -- Trade, global value chains, and emissions -- Understanding emissions from the developing world -- Implications for global climate efforts and the role of trade policy -- Examining agriculture as one of the main trade-related sectors affecting emissions from the developing world -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 3 Evolving Comparative Advantages and the Impacts of Extreme Weather Events -- The impact of a changing climate on comparative advantages -- Extreme weather events and trade -- Disaster response and trade restrictions: Implications from a numerical model -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 4 Adaptation to Climate Change: Trade in Green Goods and Services and Access to Low-Carbon Technologies -- The implications for trade of adapting to a changing climate -- Trade in environmental goods -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 5 Environmental Policies and Trade -- The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and low-income-country trade -- Greening transport: Implications for low-income-country exports -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 6 Issues at the Country Level: A Diagnostic Framework -- Vietnam -- Ethiopia -- Notes -- References -- Appendix A The 59 Countries with the Fastest-Growing Carbon Dioxide Emissions -- Appendix B Tariffs on Environmental Goods -- Appendix C Climate and Trade Policy Diagnostic Framework -- Boxes -- Box 2.1 Modeling Postpandemic Impacts under Different Trade Scenarios -- Box 3.1 Numerical Model to Explore the Economic Impacts of Compound Hazards and Trade Restrictions -- Box 5.1 CO2 Intensity and Carbon Competitiveness in the Steel Industry.