1. Establish a government support system in line with international practices and clarify the role of the government in international trade. All government policies and measures should be based on maintaining fair competition among export enterprises, otherwise government support measures may become the handle of foreign anti-dumping. The government should establish a relief and protection mechanism for the international trade industry, and provide support and guidance from the aspects of logistics, finance, insurance and legal aid.
2. Adjust the export-oriented policy and implement the strategy of market diversification and sustainable development. The government should guide enterprises to adjust their product structure, macro-control the total export products and product structure, encourage and develop knowledge-intensive industries and industries with complementary advantages, and open up new markets on the basis of consolidating the original markets. At present, China's export trade is mainly concentrated in Korea, Japan, the United States and the European Union. This over-concentrated market structure weakens the flexibility and competitiveness of China's foreign trade. We should strengthen the market development of developing countries, gradually realize the diversification of market structure, and improve the ability of foreign trade to resist external risks.
3. Establish a national anti-dumping advisory body and an information network service system. On the one hand, it transmits information about the trade policies formulated, adopted and implemented by China to the outside world, so as to receive reasonable consultation and deliberation from the World Trade Organization at any time. On the other hand, it is necessary to establish a nationwide anti-dumping data network system, timely disclose anti-dumping laws, regulations and policies of various countries, price, calculation data and cost information of various "substitute countries", and timely release early warning information to domestic enterprises.
4. Establish a modern enterprise management mechanism. In the past, in foreign anti-dumping investigations, enterprises were unable to provide raw materials and data from raw material supply to sales to prove that they were the main body of market economy and were adopted with obviously discriminatory substitute country system. Therefore, the government should speed up the construction of modern enterprise management system, improve management level, standardize financial management, accurately reflect operating costs, and integrate with international accounting rules. Gradually make enterprises become the real subject of market economy.
Legal basis: Anti-dumping Regulations of the People's Republic of China.
Article 13 A domestic industry or a natural person, legal person or relevant organization representing the domestic industry (hereinafter referred to as the applicant) may submit a written application for anti-dumping investigation to the Ministry of Commerce in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations.
Article 28. The following temporary anti-dumping measures may be taken if the preliminary ruling determines that dumping is established and thus damages the domestic industry:
(1) Imposing provisional anti-dumping duties;
(2) Providing deposit, letter of guarantee or other forms of guarantee.
The amount of provisional anti-dumping duty or the amount of deposit, letter of guarantee or other forms of guarantee provided shall not exceed the dumping margin determined by the preliminary ruling.
Article 29 The Ministry of Commerce shall put forward a proposal for levying provisional anti-dumping duties, and the the State Council Customs Tariff Commission shall make a decision based on the proposal of the Ministry of Commerce, which shall make an announcement. Requests for deposit, letter of guarantee or other forms of guarantee shall be put forward and published by the Ministry of Commerce. The customs shall come into force as of the date of implementation of the announcement.