Main Determinants of Opening Antidumping Cases: A Poisson Analysis Using Panel Data

An Emerging Factor in Turkish Anti-Dumping Policy: Additional Customs Duty 

“…Countries are less likely to retaliate with a new anti-dumping investigation against wealthier countries and DSM is a more applicable option in such circumstances. Firme and Vasconcelos (2020) analyzes developing and developed countries and illustrate that foreign income growth, domestic income, currency devaluation, current account surplus and reduction in imports are the factors in decreasing AD cases. Metal, chemical, and plastic products are found to be target of more AD investigations.…”

“…The income level of the dumping initiating country is found to affect the decision of respondent country. Firme and Vasconcelos (2020)…”

“…The aim of the study is to reveal the main determinants of the AD Investigations initiated by Turkey between 1989-2019. For this purpose, some macroeconomic variables of Firme and Vasconcelos (2020) and Ba and Coleman (2021) are used with adaptations to Turkish case. Since the explanatory variable is count data, the econometric methods that can be used to find out the factors behind anti-dumping initiations is quite limited.…”