Dumping margin
Also called: margin of dumping · damping marjı
The amount by which the export price of a product is lower than its normal value, usually the price on the exporter's home market or a constructed value, expressed as a percentage of the export price. It is calculated per exporter or for a country as a whole in an anti-dumping investigation.
In practice
A dumping margin below the de minimis level ends the investigation for that exporter, so exporter cooperation can matter greatly.
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USARelated terms
- Anti-dumping duty
- An additional duty imposed on imports sold at prices below their normal value in the exporting country, when this causes injury to domestic industry.…
- Injury margin
- The level of duty needed to remove the injury caused to the domestic industry by dumped or subsidised imports, typically based on the difference…
- Lesser duty rule
- A practice under which anti-dumping or countervailing duty is set at the lower of the dumping or subsidy margin and the injury margin, if the lower…
- Company-specific duty rate
- The anti-dumping or countervailing duty rate set for a named exporter that cooperated in the investigation, as opposed to the residual rate for all…