"Manipulate the prospective Solar Power: Climate Change, Industrial Policy and Free Trade (Part B)," is the later of the two part case but perhaps will also be taught on its own.In May 2013, European Union Trade Commissioner, Karel De Gucht faced a career defining choice.
Shortly, he would need to pronounce a decision on the EU's largest anti-dumping case, pioneered by a group of European solar panel makers against Chinese producers. De Gucht was aware that imposing tariffs on Chinese businesses that are solar could set off a broader trade war between two of the world's biggest economies.
The B part of the case highlight the strain linking the E.U. and China on sale of solar panel, echoing the politically thought-provoking solar skirmish among the U.S. and China in the year 2012. The negotiating solar trade resolution between the E.U. and China present insight into the political truths following industrial policy, actions on climate change, and free trade. Case amount 2008.0
PUBLICATION DATE: December 04, 2013 PRODUCT #: HKS780-HCB-ENG
This is just an excerpt. This case is about LEADERSHIP & MANAGING PEOPLE
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