PERSENGKETAAN PERDAGANGAN ANTARA INDONESIA DAN AMERIKA SERIKAT DALAM EKSPOR UDANG KE AMERIKA SERIKAT TAHUN 2010-2013

Abstract

States of America. Indonesia is the country's largest shrimp exporter to the
United States. The dispute began on charges filed by the Coalition of Gulf Shrimp
Industries (COGSI) to the Indonesian government because they feel there has been
an unfair trade related influx of U.S. shrimp imports cheaper than U.S domestic
shrimp. The Indonesian government has been accused of giving subsidies to
exporters to suppress the price of shrimp is marketed to the U.S. Disputes that have
happened to be disrupted for trade between the two countries, especially shrimp
exports to the United States.
This study used a theory of justice by Adam Smith. This theory is intended to
protect from the loss ("the end of justice is to secure from injure") caused by unfair
trade in international trade. In addition, the U.S. and Indonesia feel there has been
an unfair trade, so that the application of fair trade should be applied in order to
avoid trade disputes. The scope of this study is from 2010-2013.
Keywords: Disputes, Unfair Trade, Export, Import, COGSI, and Shrimp