➤ When can an importing country impose anti-dumping duties?
When an authority finds three elements—dumping, material injury to the domestic industry, and a causal link—an importing country can impose anti-dumping duties. Investigations gather pricing, cost, and injury data. Interim measures may apply. Measures must follow procedural rules and WTO obligations to be lawful and limited to the amount necessary to offset the dumping margin.
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