Author(s)

Enci Zhong

Corresponding Author

Enci Zhong

Abstract

This article analyzes how companies manage their companies in the event of anti-dumping. This paper constructs Stackelberg's monopolistic competition model to analyze that Chinese enterprises have outward direct investment behaviors to jump anti-dumping barriers. this paper analyzes China’s anti-dumping barriers jumping outward direct investment using the panel data model. The results show that there are two direct investment methods for Chinese enterprises to jump anti-dumping barriers: one is to jump anti-dumping barriers by investing in countries that implements trade barriers, and the other is to invest in third countries that have not been accused of dumping. Further research found that China's trade barriers jumping outward direct investment in developing countries is obvious, while not in developed countries.

Keywords

Outward Direct Investment, Corporate management, Anti-dumping, Corporate behavior