China files WTO complaint over U.S. import duties on Chine paper
The Associated Press〔美国联合通讯社，美联社〕
Published: September 14, 2007
GENEVA〔日内瓦〕信心的反义词: Facing a U.S. legal assault〔指控〕, China asrted its rights〔主张权利〕 by filing a World Trade Organization complaint against antidumping duties that the United States applies on Chine paper imports, trade officials said Friday.
The WTO ca is the first initiated by Beijing against Washington in five years and comes on the heels of a ries of U.S. trade complaints against China.
Beijing oppos the "unfair practice of the U.S. in carrying out the antidumping" duties, an official at the Chine mission in Geneva 〔日内瓦〕said, referring to Wash
ington's May 30 decision to impo〔施加，征收〕 penalty tariffs如何祛疤〔惩罚性关税〕 ranging from 23.19 percent to 99.65 percent on imports from China of the glossy paper〔coated paper 铜版纸〕地震逃生 is ud in art books, textbooks and high-end magazines〔高端杂志〕.
The official spoke on condition of anonymity〔匿名〕目瞪口呆>小乔铭文, citing Chine government rules. The Commerce Ministry in Beijing confirmed the action.
Sean Spicer, spokesman for the U.S. trade reprentative〔美国贸易代表发言人〕 赛马会in Washington, said he was surprid by China's action becau a final decision on the coated-paper duties is not expected until November. But he said the U.S. was not angered by the request becau such disputes are normal among major trading powers.
Today in Business with Reuters〔路透社〕
和龙有关的成语"Our laws are fully in compliance with〔依照，遵循〕 WTO obligations, and we are going to rigorously defend them," Spicer told The Associated Press. "This is part of doing business. This is how mature trade partners act."
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