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China Safeguard Investigations Section 421 of the Trade Act of 1974 permits safeguard investigations specifically regarding imports from China. If a China safeguard investigation shows that an increased level of imports of a particular good from China is (or has the possibility of) harming the domestic market by disrupting the domestic market, the ITC recommends a trade remedy such as a duty or a quota to the President of the United States, who then decides whether or not to apply the remedy. Below is a list of China safeguard investigations, updated as of February 7, 2007, that have been heard by the ITC within the last three years and have public reports available.
* This case is not available at Clapp Library, but can be accessed online. Research Project / Research Strategy / ITC Reports / NAFTA Reports / Resources |
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Maintained by: Professor David L.
Lindauer
Department of Economics
Updated by: Joyce Hsu '05, Nicole DuRand '06 and Adrienne Hathaway '06; Priyanka
Ramamurthy '07
Previous versions by: Candy Cheung '99, Lavanya Ravichandran '02, Charlene
Wang '03
Date Created: July 28, 1998
Last Modified:
February 14, 2007