Productivity Commission argues that Anti-Dumping Measures may not be good for the economy

The Productivity Commission has released a report today arguing that anti-dumping measures consider only a narrow set of industries, remove the need for innovation, and don’t consider the overall cost to the economy.

"Once the emotive terminology is stripped away, any general distinction between anti-dumping protection and conventional tariff protection is a fine one," The Australian Financial Review quotes the report as saying.

Read the report at http://www.pc.gov.au/research/completed/antidumping-developments/anti-dumping-research-paper.pdf