Interim review
Also called: changed circumstances review · ara gözden geçirme
A review of an anti-dumping or countervailing measure while it is in force, opened at the request of an interested party or by the authority when circumstances appear to have changed lastingly. The review can raise, lower or end the measure, and may cover dumping, injury or both.
In practice
Exporters whose prices or costs have changed significantly can request an interim review to lower their duty rate.
Related terms
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- Anti-dumping duty
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