CCS - Certified Customs Specialist Exam

In U.S. trade law, 'dumping' is most accurately defined as selling imported merchandise at:

A price higher than the domestic market price in the exporting country A price lower than the cost of production in the importing country Less than fair value, typically below the comparable price in the exporter's home market Any price that undercuts U.S. domestic producers' prices

Correct Answer:

Less than fair value, typically below the comparable price in the exporter's home market

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