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Einar Thorsen,Daniel Jackson,Ann Luceotas on Chinese footwear imports at the beginning of that year. Before 2005, the footwear sector in the EU had for decades been dominated by an extensive quota system on Chinese imports, comparable to the quotas in the textile and clothing sector discussed in Chapter 2.. When at the beginning of 200

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Media, Margins and Civic Agencyd an anti-dumping complaint (the first one was in 1993), while it was the first ever complaint against Vietnam. As a result of these two anti-dumping proceedings, firms depending on bicycle imports from these two countries — that is, bicycle distributors/retailers, sporting goods retailers, and supe

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The EU Anti-Dumping Case against Chinese and Vietnamese Shoes,ese imports on the EU market encountered many problems. It did not take long for these import-competitors to request the Directorate for Trade Defense of the European Commission to impose anti-dumping measures on Chinese shoes. At the same time a similar request was filed against shoe imports from V

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