Scott Lincicome

When the United States first announced that it had settled WTO disputes with the EU and Japan about the Commerce Department's use of ...

I've long lamented the United States' almost-decade-old refusal to comply with numerous WTO Appellate Body rulings (and a US appeal...

Work's been pretty rough these last few days, but here are some quick hits to get you through the slower blogtimes: " Zeroing ...

Last week, while most of us were buying champagne sparkling wine and taking down our Festivus poles, the US Department of Commerce quietly a...

Two recent developments at the United States Department of Commerce (DOC) could have rather significant implications for American manufactur...

I have a lot to share, so it's headlines-only today.  Yes, yes, I know: I'm lazy.  But hey, you're still getting your money'...

The weekend's calling, so let's get right to it: Someone in the administration actually knows that imports exist and aren't ev...

I wish I could say I had a lot of good news today, but, well, I'd be lying.  So let's just give today's quick hits the Band-Aid ...

A few noteworthy items for those of you whose brains weren't fried by yesterday's WTO analysis : Crappy Anniversary!  On the six mo...

Lots of small things going on today worth noting: US promises world that it'll comply with WTO rulings on "zeroing"; world ca...

A few things to note on a slow news day here in the nation's snow-covered capital: Vietnam has filed its first ever WTO dispute settle...

Last month, I explained how the United States' new legal strategy of "settling" WTO challenges to its "zeroing" met...

At first blush, the United States' strategy re: WTO challenges to its use of "zeroing" in antidumping investigations is bizarr...