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Antidumpingzölle, Preise und China: Freihandel als Retter in der Not?

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  • Gabriel Felbermayr

    (Austrian Institute of Economic Research)

  • Alexander Sandkamp

    (Kiel Institute for the World Economy)

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Die jüngste Kombination aus wieder anziehender Nachfrage und anhaltenden Unterbrechungen der Lieferketten hat zu einer besorgniserregenden Rückkehr der Inflation geführt. In der EU stiegen die Erzeugerpreise der Industrie im Juli 2021 um 12,2% gegenüber dem Vorjahr. In diesem Research Brief wird auf der Grundlage zweier aktueller Arbeiten argumentiert, dass die Abschaffung der EU-Antidumpingzölle den Druck auf die Vorleistungs- und Verbraucherpreise zumindest teilweise mildern würde. Im Gegensatz dazu könnte die jüngste Abschaffung der differenzierten Behandlung Chinas in der EU-Antidumpinggesetzgebung sogar zu einem Anstieg der Importpreise beigetragen haben.

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  • Gabriel Felbermayr & Alexander Sandkamp, 2021. "Antidumpingzölle, Preise und China: Freihandel als Retter in der Not?," WIFO Research Briefs 12, WIFO.
    • Handle: RePEc:wfo:rbrief:y:2021:i:12
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