antidumpings
Antidumping measures refer to duties or other restrictions imposed by an importing country on imported goods that are priced below their fair market value and that cause material injury to a domestic industry. These measures aim to restore a competitive balance by offsetting the unfair price advantage created by dumping. They are primarily governed by the World Trade Organization’s Anti-Dumping Agreement, which sets conditions for initiating investigations, calculating dumping margins, determining injury, and administering duties.
An antidumping investigation is typically initiated when a domestic industry or government authority files a petition
Dumping margins are calculated by comparing the normal value of the product (the price in the exporting
The injury analysis examines the impact on the domestic industry, including price depression, lost sales or
If dumping and injury are established, duties are imposed for a defined period, commonly up to five