The study would determine how well these anti-dumping laws function in practice.

For the case illustrates much of what economists think is askew in America's anti-dumping laws.

As one who has had 20 years' experience in this field, my view of the anti-dumping laws is quite different: 1.

The anti-dumping law was intended, in large part, to prevent private hospitals from denying admission to patients who could not pay for their health care.

The American group is also pressing hard for import duties based on anti-dumping laws.

Neither the concessions nor anti-dumping laws have restored the industry to the health and prestige it once had.

As part of its remedial plan, the hospital created a video explaining the anti-dumping law and promised to show it to the entire staff.

Indeed, few so clearly make the point that the real thrust of anti-dumping laws is to limit foreign competition.

"If the administration comes back with weak anti-dumping laws, Congress will kiss that agreement good-bye."

Developing countries also want the United States to limit the use of "anti-dumping" laws.