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The Developing Countries and the GATT/WTO Antidumping Law

The participation the developing countries in the shaping of the GATT/WTO antidumping law can be divided into three distinct phases. As a whole, their enthusiasm of participation in the negotiation of international antidumping legislation is strengthened while their influence leans to balance with the developed countries. However, not all the concerns of the developing countries have been included in the final text of antidumping code of 1994, so disputes will still exist. Revision is needed in the future from the developing world's a view.