This paper proposes improving anti-dumping 's (AD) procedural
institutions by enhancing the quality of public governance in the
formulation of AD decisions by national authorities. It further
examines the AD practices and laws of China and South Africa,
arguing that poor governance in emerging economies contributes to
their prolific use of AD, usually disproportionate to their small
share of world imports. These economies already maintain higher
tariff barriers than industrial countries, so that without
effective steps to ensure better governance to restrain the
arbitrary and proliferating use of AD, they may lose out
significantly on the gains from the trade liberalization for which
they have been striving for decades.
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