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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (11308)9/2/2004 12:10:01 PM
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Japan Joins EU in bitching about Byrd Ammendment

Japan threatens to retaliate in WTO trade dispute with US
Wednesday, September 1, 2004 4:29:12 PM

TOKYO (AFX) - Japan threatened sanctions against the US before the year's end after getting the green light from the WTO unless the US repeals a controversial anti-dumping law

Japan said it would act as early as "this autumn" if the US did not repeal anti-dumping legislation known as the Byrd amendment, the foreign ministry said in a statement

"Japan appreciates the decision because it gave the green light for Japan to take retaliatory measures of up to 78 million dollars per annum," it said

The WTO ruled yesterday that seven nations and the EU could levy sanctions amounting to 72 pct of the sums reaped by US firms from the offending legislation

The Oct 2002 law allowed payouts to US companies that complained of unfairly cheap foreign imports to the tune of 561 mln usd in 2001 and 2002

The US said after the ruling it would work with Congress to modify the law but would remain vigilant against unfairly subsidized trade
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