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China urges US to abide by WTO anti-dumping agreement
    2016-12-05  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

    CHINA on Friday urged the United States to abandon a surrogate country approach it uses to calculate anti-dumping measures against Chinese exports, as a related clause in China’s World Trade Organization (WTO) deal is set to expire.

    When China joined the WTO in 2001, it agreed to let WTO members treat it as a non-market economy when assessing dumping duties for 15 years. That gave trade partners the advantage of using a third country’s prices to gauge whether China was selling its goods below market value. But that clause is due to expire Dec. 11, and China has demanded that countries abide by the agreement.

    U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker said in November the time was “not ripe” for the United States to change the way it evaluates whether China has achieved market economy status, and there was no international trade rules requiring changes in the way U.S. anti-dumping duties are calculated.

    Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesman Shen Danyang said the United States should stop using its own market economy evaluations to deny China’s “rights.” “It’s a right that China must enjoy as a WTO member and an obligation that all WTO countries must fulfill,” Shen told reporters during a regular briefing.(SD-Agencies)

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