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Treating Vietnam as a Non-Market Economy Would Be “Very, Very Bad”

Treating Vietnam as a Market Economy Would Be “Very, Very Bad”

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Vietnam, formally known as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, operates “under the dictatorial one-party rule of the Communist Party of…

As the 301 Investigation Hearings Conclude, What Comes Next?

Regulatory and Trade Compliance

President Trump Appoints Acting President of EXIM Bank

Board Governance

Iraq reconstruction: private sector expected to play key role

Board Governance

Court of International Trade Hobbles an Essential Enforcement Tool

Trade Policy

Section 232 Steel Product Exclusion Process Will Be Determined by Participation of U.S. Steel Mills

Regulatory and Trade Compliance

In First Year of Existence, CBP’s EAPA Proceedings Provides Meaningful, Timely Remedies to Circumvention

Trade Litigation

CBP’s EAPA Publications Shed Light on How the Agency Will Exercise Discretion in Administrative Proceedings

Trade Litigation

CBP’s Fiscal Year 2015 Report Shows Large Increase in Uncollected Duties; Amount of Uncollected Duties Likely Increased Even More Substantially in Fiscal Year 2016

Trade Policy

CIT Affirms Commerce’s Broad Discretion in Determining Whether a Domestic Company May Request an Administrative Review

Trade Litigation

Importer Prevails In Ceramic Proppant Customs Classification Dispute

Regulatory and Trade Compliance

Customs Penalty Litigation Demonstrates How Evasion of Antidumping Duties Fundamentally Undermines Trade Remedy Law

Trade Litigation

Customs Initiates Formal Investigation Of Antidumping Duty Evasion And Applies Interim Measures Against Chinese Wire Hanger Imports Transshipped Through Thailand

Trade Litigation