The phrase "an antidumping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of discussing trade policies or regulations aimed at preventing dumping, which is the practice of selling goods at a price lower than their normal value.
Example: "The government has implemented an antidumping measure to protect local industries from unfair competition."
Alternatives: "a trade remedy" or "a protective measure".
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"It appears that the commission is using the telecom equipment situation as some kind of a stick and bargaining chip against China," said Stuart Newman, an antidumping expert at the Foreign Trade Association, a Brussels group that represents European trade associations.
Another is an antidumping duty to counter what are seen as artificially low export prices.
Simply bringing an antidumping case, even a weak one, blocks competition.
So it would become extremely difficult to win an antidumping case if China were labeled a market economy.
The union filed an antidumping lawsuit in Washington last Wednesday against tubular and pipe steel imported from China.
C4 Trade Sanctions for U.S. The World Trade Organization was expected to approve the imposition of $150 million in trade sanctions against the United States by the European Union, Japan, Canada and four other countries today in response to an American antidumping law that was declared illegal in 2003.
That tariff was followed in October by a 12.6percentt antidumping duty.
China had used a number of technical arguments in a September 2008 challenge to antidumping duties, which are supposed to compensate for unfair pricing and countervailing duties that are used to offset improper government subsidies.
That would give Beijing better protection against European antidumping penalties — a major irritant for the Chinese.
"Chile believes that in a free trade area, antidumping penalties make no sense".
