As the article demonstrates, since the imposition of AD duties on Chinese furniture beginning in 2005, imports from Vietnam, Indonesia, and other countries not subject to the AD restrictions have emerged to fill the vacuum created by declining imports from China.

FORBES: Why Antidumping Duties On Chinese Furniture Don't Save U.S. Jobs

Implied throughout the article is that a man named Lawrence Yen, president of a Chinese furniture company, was the architect of some crafty plan to avoid U.S. duties.

FORBES: Why Antidumping Duties On Chinese Furniture Don't Save U.S. Jobs