What's more interesting is the way in which the Commerce Department determines whether imports are being "dumped" in U.S. markets. The formula might be based on prices in countries that have little or nothing to do with the matter at hand. It all comes down to whether or not the exporting nation in question is considered a "market economy." And that decision is often more political than economic in nature, according to attorney William Perry, a partner in the trial department of Dorsey & Whitney. He talks about the trade tensions that are simmering below the surface of relations between the U.S. and China, and offers his view on how the system should be improved.
Show notes: Click here to visit William Perry's website, USChinaTradeWar.com.
Look for the next episode of the podcast, which can be downloaded or streamed, every Friday on the SupplyChainBrain website.
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