英文摘要 |
When facing antidumping allegations, exporters may consider foreign direct investment (FDI) as an alternative to evade antidumping duties. This is referred to as antidumpingjumping FDI. Currently, Taiwan is the country with the highest frequency of receiving dumping accusations in the world. However, there are currently no empirical research papers on the behavior of antidumping-jumping FDI. Focusing on the antidumping lawsuits against Taiwan during the period of 1987–2014, this research covers 13 countries that have filed antidumping lawsuits against Taiwan, 70 cases and 228 companies. Event history analysis is adopted for this paper. The empirical results show that antidumping lawsuits stimulate companies to implement antidumping-jumping FDI. The destinations of such investments are mainly in a third-country. |