Injury margin
Also called: underselling margin · zarar marjı
The level of duty needed to remove the injury caused to the domestic industry by dumped or subsidised imports, typically based on the difference between import prices and a non-injurious price for domestic producers. It is compared with the dumping or subsidy margin when the lesser duty rule applies.
In practice
Where the injury margin is lower than the dumping margin, the final duty may be set at the lower level.
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UKRelated terms
- Dumping margin
- 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…
- 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…
- 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.…
- Countervailing duty
- An additional duty that offsets subsidies granted by a foreign government to producers or exporters, when subsidised imports injure domestic…