In 2010, China's accelerated advancement of wind power, and especially, its policies to advertise wind mill production, had resulted in significant loss of market share in the wind-turbine market in Cina for U.S. and other overseas manufacturers.
Although China was obviously disobeying WTO rules with its trade procedures, United States and additional firms were reluctant to bring a dispute to the WTO for fear of retaliation on the part of the Chinese government in the form of reduction of accessibility to the Oriental marketplace. As a result, the United Steel Workers of America (USWA) trade union introduced the difference of opinion the WTO. Because the trade breaches were so apparent, China supported down even prior to the dispute can escape the first, "consultations" stage of the WTO dispute settlement procedure.
The U.S. China Wind Power Dispute Case Study Solution
PUBLICATION DATE: January 01, 2016 PRODUCT #: TB0437-PDF-ENG
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