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1. Explain the elements of dumping namely:
a. like product
b. margin of dumping/
c. material injury or threat
d. causal link between and the alleged injury.
2. How these elements helps with the investigation?
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- 1. Please describe what is the dumping and antidumping duties in Canada.1. How does dumping remedies help with the economy?Please answer all parts of the questions.(A & B) Thank you. A. Suppose American car manufacturers can produce model Falcon cars for $25000, which can also be imported from Japan at $25,000. US manufacturers need to import $15000 worth of materials from the rest of the world to produce the cars. What are the domestic value-added, the nominal and the effective rates of protection? Suppose the US puts a 15% tariff on imported Falcon cars from Japan. What is the effective rate of protection? Suppose in addition to the 15% tariff mentioned in (2), USA also puts a 10% tariff on parts from the rest of the world? What is the effective rate of protection? B. Discuss two arguments in favor of and against ‘the Labor Argument’ of protection.
- QUESTIONS : D. Would you agree if the UK imposed import protection for wheat and corn to protect domestic wheat and corn farmers? Give reasons and basis for your argument. What are the negative and positive impacts that will be faced by the UK when implementing this protection policy (Give at least 5 answers for each positive & negative impact). POINT D ANSWER : Would defeinetly not go with the idea and not accept the trade proctectionsim, as it of more harm than good. Reasons are as follow: -The restricted options of customers and paying more for products and services. A main consequence of trade protectionism would be that, as there can be limits on how much can be imported, buyers may have a restricted variety of products and services. Shoppers would have a very limited option as to the amount, standard and form of product that might otherwise be available to them without competitive protection due to these quotas. -Exchange rate caps have induced long-term inflation because…Plz answer the all you definitely get upvote 1. When should a company ideally enter a foreign market? a) when the foreign market is saturated b) when the costs of labor and resources are higher than the domestic costs c) when the demand for the product declines in the domestic market d) when competition in the domestic market is the least 2. Which of the following hampers the growth of global economy? a) spread of capitalism around the world. b) encouraging protectionism c) terms and conditions of NAFTA 3. Companies that re willing or able to invest millions of dollars in operations abroad should ideally operate through _____? a) franchising agreements b) multinational corporations c) licensing agreements d) shell corporationsIn the context of international dumping, which of the following statements about the price- or cost-based definitions of foreign market value are correct? Check all that apply A. Governments often reward foreign companies that dump commodities in the home economy at a price that is less than average total costs. B. According to the cost-based definition, dumping occurs when foreign merchandise is sold in the domestic market at less than fair value. C. According to the cost-based definition, dumping occurs when foreign merchandise is sold in the domestic market at more than fair value. D. According to the priced-based definition, dumping occurs whenever a foreign firm sells a product at a price above its home market price
- Give an example of a Firm's positive and ethical behavior in the foreign market.D. Enumerate the effects of the global pandemic on international trade and economic performance of the business in the country. (Give atleast 5 effects.(a) Identify a recent antidumping case that was brought before the WTO. (b) Identify the nations, products and potential punitive measures involved. (c) If you were part of WTO dispute settlement body, would you vote in favor of the measures taken by the retaliating nation? Why or why not?