If you use the data made freely available on this website, please cite it as Bown, Chad P. (2012) "Global Antidumping Database,” available at http://econ.worldbank.org/ttbd/gad/ 

Antidumping User Economies with Detailed Data in the Database

Notes: Each economy’s (‘ECO’) excel workbook contains four spreadsheets worth of data: AD-ECO-Master, AD-ECO-Products, AD-ECO-Domestic-Firms, and AD-ECO-Foreign-Firms with the exception of countries denoted with a * (Master spreadsheet only) and ** (Master and Products spreadsheets only). ‘na’ indicates ‘not available’.

Sources: † Compiled from Table 1 of Maurizio Zanardi (2004) “Antidumping: What are the Numbers to Discuss at Doha?” The World Economy 27(3): 403-433; Table 1 of Maurizio Zanardi (2006) “Antidumping: a Problem in International Trade,” European Journal of Political Economy 22(3): 591-617; Table 2 of Hylke Vandenbussche and Maurizio Zanardi (2008) “What Explains the Proliferation of Antidumping Laws?” Economic Policy 23(1): 98-103; and Douglas A. Irwin (2005) “The Rise of U.S. Antidumping Activity in Historical Perspective,” The World Economy 28 (5): 651-668.

Other Antidumping-User Countries with Minimal Information*

*Source: the data for these users only was obtained via what the using countries reported to the WTO Committee on Antidumping.

Last updated on August 28, 2012

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