Dumping in Iran's legal system and the WTO

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One of the important purposes of international trade is creating an environment based on healthy competition. Therefore, using its agreements, the world trade organisation tries to confront the anti-competitive procedures. One of these procedures is known as dumping which is compiled as anti-dumping rules in the organisation. On the other hand, Iran's regulations which are ratified in the general policies of the 44th principle of the constitution bans dumping. Since the Iran accession to Word Trade Organization (WTO) has been under consideration for many years, explaining the legal system of dumping in Iran and WTO is necessary not only to identify the rules and eligible references for handling the breaking of the rules in Iran's law, but also to regard the matching condition in the mentioned organization and the importance of matching internal regulations with that of the organization to know whether the differences are obstacles for Iran accession or not.

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Comparative Law Review
Volume 9, Issue 2
Autumn & Winter
October 2018
Pages 733-753

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