U.S. producers bring antidumping cases against foreign competitors to gain a larger share of the global market and protect domestic jobs and profits. Antidumping tariffs allow U.S. firms to eliminate low-cost foreign competition from countries like China and preserve their market share and profitability in an industry. The tariffs also enable domestic producers to grow their business by reducing unwanted competition and taking market share through non-competitive pricing if needed.
U.S. producers bring antidumping cases against foreign competitors to gain a larger share of the global market and protect domestic jobs and profits. Antidumping tariffs allow U.S. firms to eliminate low-cost foreign competition from countries like China and preserve their market share and profitability in an industry. The tariffs also enable domestic producers to grow their business by reducing unwanted competition and taking market share through non-competitive pricing if needed.
U.S. producers bring antidumping cases against foreign competitors to gain a larger share of the global market and protect domestic jobs and profits. Antidumping tariffs allow U.S. firms to eliminate low-cost foreign competition from countries like China and preserve their market share and profitability in an industry. The tariffs also enable domestic producers to grow their business by reducing unwanted competition and taking market share through non-competitive pricing if needed.
Q3) From an institution-based view, why do antidumping tariffs emerge as a weapon
of choice?
• Antidumping as entry barriers.
• US producers are trying to eliminate the China importer to gain a larger share of the world market due to low-cost suppliers from China resulting in the loss of thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars. • Growing the US firm . For U.S. producers, successfully bringing an anti- dumping or countervailing duty case can effectively exclude unwanted foreign competition and preserve market share and profitability. • The country is willing to take a loss on the product to increase its market share in that industry. It may do this because it wants to create jobs for its residents.