Abstract
Although China’s use of the WTO dispute settlement system has increased, its legal actions remain less aggressive than those of other large economies. This article examines how China’s subsidy policies make Chinese leaders reluctant to use WTO dispute settlement mechanisms in resolving trade disputes with other countries.
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