The processes of cooperation and integration between countries are very important in the modern world. At present, a deep influence and interrelation between countries is noticeable. The result of these processes should in the future be a completely free transfer of goods, services and objects of intellectual property, capital and human resources. At the same time, there is still a significant gap between the levels of economic development of countries around the world. This imbalance creates a collision between two different global trade policies. Some countries liberalize international trade, others advocate protectionism to support their domestic market by using trade barriers and restrictions. One manifestation of this collision is dumping. There should be communication between authorities on both sides of the trade process, as an exporter and importer, as dumping threatens to harm the domestic market. The best way to interact is through an independent arbitrator. The World Trade Organization (WTO) itself assumes this function. This conflict of interest could be resolved by anti-dumping legislation - a powerful instrument for regulating international trade. The general meaning of the term "dumping" is "unfair export", which means exporting goods at an unreasonably low price, which is much more difficult to solve. that the price in the country of origin or the costs of production of these goods are considerably lower. Dumping as a legal definition of "unfair export" first appeared in the early 20th century. The first country to adopt anti-dumping regulations was Canada in 1904. New Zealand did so in 1905, Australia in 1910 and South Africa in 1914. The United States adopted it in 1916, Britain in 1921...... middle of paper ......ly to help producers of goods and services as well as importers and exporters carry out their businesses. References: Matsushita, M., Schoenbaum, TJ, Mavroidis, PS, 2006. The World Trade Organization. Law, practice and policy. Oxford University Press.Mueller, W, 2009 EC and WTO Anti-Dumping Law, Oxford University Press.Vermulds, E., 2005 The WTO Anti-Dumping Agreement, a commentary. (Oxford Commentaries on International Law). Oxford University Press. Anti-anti-dumping, published on 11/19/2009, Financial Times [accessed 11/29/2009]. The official website of the IBRD. www.worldbank.org/ibrd.The official website of the WTO. www.wto.orgA basic guide to the WTO Anti-dumping Agreement, www.antidumpingpublishing.com [Accessed November 30, 2009]. Stevenson, C., Global Trade Protection Report 2009, 2009 www.antidumpingpublishing.com [Accessed 30.11.2009].