WTO 반덤핑협정의 개정방안에 관한 연구 -DDA 협상에서의 논의를 중심으로-
Study for Amending the WTO Anti-dumping Agreement
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Since the Doha Development Agenda (DDA) negotiation was launched in January 2002, the Negotiating Group on Rules has discussed four areas including Anti-dumping Agreement. Pursuant to the DDA mandate, the Group has worked mainly to clarify and improve disciplines of the Agreement. In the WTO DDA rules negotiation, the FANs (Friends of Anti-dumping Agreement) group composed of 17 WTO members (including Korea) who strongly want to amend the current Anti-dumping Agreement initiated discussion on issues such as prohibiting zeroing, review, sunset, and fact available. They also submitted concrete proposals aimed at amending provisions concerning these issues. As for Korea, whose economy heavily depends on trade and which is one of the major victims of the anti-dumping measures, the importance of these issues cannot be underestimated. This paper analyzes these issues discussed at the Group and suggests Korea's negotiating direction concerning the Agreement. Also it proposes certain guidance for amending the Agreement.
Abstract
Since the Doha Development Agenda (DDA) negotiation was launched in January 2002, the Negotiating Group on Rules has discussed four areas including Anti-dumping Agreement. Pursuant to the DDA mandate, the Group has worked mainly to clarify and improve disciplines of the Agreement. In the WTO DDA rules negotiation, the FANs (Friends of Anti-dumping Agreement) group composed of 17 WTO members (including Korea) who strongly want to amend the current Anti-dumping Agreement initiated discussion on issues such as prohibiting zeroing, review, sunset, and fact available. They also submitted concrete proposals aimed at amending provisions concerning these issues. As for Korea, whose economy heavily depends on trade and which is one of the major victims of the anti-dumping measures, the importance of these issues cannot be underestimated. This paper analyzes these issues discussed at the Group and suggests Korea's negotiating direction concerning the Agreement. Also it proposes certain guidance for amending the Agreement.