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Is Antidumping legislation a threat to competition? a case study of US chemical industry
2006
Competitiveness Review: an international business journal
Executive Summary The US antidumping legislation provides protection to domestic industries that face dumped imports. Restricting imports by imposing antidumping duties protects domestic firms from predatory pricing by foreign firms. At the same time it reduces competition in the domestic market. In cases where the industry consists only of one or two firms, import restriction can drastically reduce competition faced by domestic firms. This paper looks at the cases filed by the chemical
doi:10.1108/cr.2006.16.1.51
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