Some Ideas for Reforming the Community Anti-Dumping Instrument. Bruegel Policy Contribution/July 2006, Issue 3

摘要

In imperfectly competitive markets, profit-maximising firms may charge different prices to different customers, a practice called price discrimination. The most common form of price discrimination in international trade is dumping, a pricing strategy whereby a firm charges a lower price for exported products than it does for the same products when they are sold on the domestic market.