摘要：During the late 1980s, Norwegian salmon farmers had a market share of over 50% forfarmed salmon in the USA. In 1991 a countervailing duty and an anti-dumping duty wereimposed on Norwegian exports of farmed salmon to the US which basically closed themarket for Norwegian salmon. The primary aim for US farmers was to increase prices onthe US market, but also increased US market shares was targeted. In this paper weinvestigate to what extent the imposed duties on Norwegian salmon was sufficient toreach these goals.
