Analysis of the Impact of Trade Protection: Taking the Impact of Anti-dumping on China’s Investment in Other Countries as an Example

Student: Zhao Chunyu

Faculty: Faculty of Management (Nizhny Novgorod)

Educational Programme: Global Business (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2021

Economic globalization is the trend of world development, and in the context of economic globalization, trade protection and free trade are still fluctuating trends. Trade protection will substantially impact the world's politics, economy, population movements, and anti-dumping cases against China, accounting for a large proportion of trade protection. This article analyzes trade protection and anti-dumping theories and then uses the trade gravity model to analyze the impact of anti-dumping on China's OFDI. The analysis shows that anti-dumping has an evident and one-way promotion effect on China's OFDI. In addition, this article tries to suggest how to deal with anti-dumping and other trade protection measures from the perspective of developing countries.

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