傾銷：反傾銷法抑或競(jìng)爭(zhēng)法

Chapter 1 Time to Reexamine Dumping: Antidumping Law orCompetition Law
　1.1 Overview of Antidumping Law
　　1.1.1 The Etymology of \Dumping\
　　1.1.2 Legislative Development of Antidumping: Domestic toInternational
　1.2 The Proliferation of Antidumping laws and Actions
　　1.2.1 The Proliferation of Antidumping laws
　　1.2.2 The Proliferation of Antidumping Actions
　　1.2.3 New Features of Antidumping Application
　1.3 The Problem of Antidumping Law
　　1.3.1 \Protectionist Abuse\ Criticism
　　1.3.2 Tariff - Like Barrier
　　1.3.3 \Attractive Features\ for Protectionism
　1.4 \Antidotes\ to Prevent Protectionist Abuse
　　1.4.1 Further Refining
　　1.4.2 Reform by Competition
　1.5 Antidumping: Time to Go Back to Basics
Chapter 2 Dumping in Economic Theories and Antidumping Law
　2.1 Dumping in Economic Theories
　　2.1.1 The Traditional Dumping Theory of Viner
　　2.1.2 The Modern Dumping Theory of Willig
　　2.1.3 Generally Recognized Harmful Dumping:PredatoryDumping
　2.2 Dumping in the Original Antidumping Law
　　2.2.1 The U.S.1894 Wilson Act
　　2.2.2 The U.S.1916 Antidumping Law
　　2.2.3 The U.S.1921 Antidumping Law
　　2.2.d Antidumping laws in Other Countries
　　2.2.5 Antidumping: Anti Cross-border Predatory PriceDiscrimination
　2.3 Dumping in the International Antidumping Agreement
　　2.3.1 GATT/WTO: Standardizing Antidumping Law
　　2.3.2 Basic Common Requirements on Dumping
　　2.3.3 \Dumping is Harmful\ : Self-evident Premise
　2.4 Summary
Chapter 3 Predatory Price Discrimination in Economic Theories andCompetition Law
　3.1 Predatory Price Discrimination in Economic Theories
　　3.1.1 Price Discrimination: Primary-line and Secondary-lineCompetition
　　3.1.2 Predatory Pricing
　3.2 Overview of Competition Law
　　3.2.1 Consensus on the Basic Competition Principles
　　3.2.2 Predatory Price Discrimination
　3.3 Predatory Price Discrimination in Competition Law
　　3.3.1 Competition Rules and Cases in the U.S.
　　3.3.2 Competition Rules and Cases in the EU
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Chapter 4 Dumping: Antidumping Law or Competition Law
Chapter 5 Difficulties of Substitution in Practice
Chapter 6 The \Substitution\ Debate and the New Users
Chapter 7 Time to Reexamine Dumping: \Trust
Antitrust to Dump Antidumping
Conclusion
Appendix List of Chinese Antidumping Cases （1997-2010）
Bibliography