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Since the start of the Trump administration, the United States has refused to appoint any new members to the body, effectively allowing countries to avoid compliance with WTO rulings. The primary driver of this drastic action has been American frustration at perceived judicial overreach. U.S. policymakers, starting with the George W. Bush administration, have repeatedly voiced their displeasure with Appellate Body decisions, contending that certain decisions have reached beyond the text of existing WTO agreements. In particular, U.S. complaints have focused on WTO rulings that criticize the United States’ use of antidumping and countervailing duties. These tariffs are intended to protect American firms against subsidized or predatorily priced goods and have become an increasingly important part of the American trade arsenal. Another area of concern has been the narrow way in which the Appellate Body has defined “public bodies,” a ruling that makes it harder to apply tariffs ag

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