Dumping: A Problem in International Trade

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"Dumping: A Problem in International Trade" is a seminal economic study by Jacob Viner that systematically analyzes the causes, forms, and policy implications of dumping practices in international trade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
economic study
academicDiscipline political economy
analyzes causes of dumping
forms of dumping
policy implications of dumping
author Jacob Viner NERFINISHED
citedAs classic work on dumping
contributionTo development of trade policy analysis
theory of dumping
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs seminal study of dumping practices in international trade
fieldOfWork economics
international economics
trade policy
focusesOn conditions under which dumping occurs
price discrimination between national markets
welfare effects of dumping
hasInfluenceOn design of anti-dumping legislation
policy debates on unfair trade practices
hasPart historical case studies of dumping
policy recommendations on anti-dumping measures
theoretical analysis of dumping
inAcademicCanon international trade classics
influenced international trade law discussions
subsequent research on anti-dumping policy
language English
mainSubject dumping in international trade
international trade policy
price discrimination in trade
methodology historical evidence
theoretical analysis
publicationYear 1923
publisher University of Chicago Press NERFINISHED
relatedTo anti-dumping duties
price discrimination theory
tariff policy
trade protectionism
targetAudience economists
policy makers in trade
students of international economics
timePeriodDiscussed early 20th century
late 19th century

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Jacob Viner notableWork Dumping: A Problem in International Trade