MTE supports china’s continued designation as non-market economy

The Manufacturers for Trade Enforcement (MTE), a coalition representing more than one million workers in the aluminum, steel, cement, chemical, textile and other manufacturing industries, submitted comments to the Department of Commerce supporting the department’s continued approach of a criteria-based assessment of market economy treatment for any country.
The coalition further argued that China does not currently satisfy the statutory requirements to be considered a market economy.
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The MTE submitted the comments in response to the Commerce Department’s recent inquiry into the continued treatment of China as a non-market economy under existing antidumping and countervailing duty laws.
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