Can you summarize in the vernacular what anti dumping means, thank you 10

Dumping refers to the act of an exporter in one country or region selling its products to the market of another country at a lower than the normal or average ** or even lower than the cost ** in the domestic market, with the aim of defeating competitors and seizing the market, and thus causing damage to the producers and industries of the same or similar products in the importing country. Anti-dumping refers to the countermeasures taken by a country (importing country) against the dumping behavior of another country against its own country.

Anti-dumping refers to the measures taken to resist the dumping of foreign goods in the domestic market. Generally, in addition to the general import duty on dumped foreign goods, a surcharge is added to make it inexpensive, and this kind of surcharge is called "anti-dumping duty". The ultimate remedy for anti-dumping is to impose anti-dumping duties on the dumped product.

The amount of anti-dumping duties imposed may be equal to or lower than the dumping margin.

Anti-dumping is against you selling your own things to us at a price lower than the cost.

In the vernacular, anti-dumping means that the state conducts a dumping investigation on the goods of a certain country.

Dumping is the sale of goods at a price lower than cost, and dumping in the international market is the act of passing on the economic crisis and selling excess products, which will have an impact on the production of similar products in the dumped country. So anti-dumping in the international market.

Anti-dumping laws are generally expressed in two forms: domestic norms and international norms. The domestic law of the anti-dumping law mainly refers to the special anti-dumping legislation formulated by various countries and the anti-dumping rules involved in other laws and regulations such as the tariff law, foreign law, administrative law, etc., and also includes the anti-dumping precedents of binding administrative authorities and courts in common law countries. The international norms of anti-dumping law mainly include international bilateral treaties and multilateral treaties, the most influential of which is the GATT WTO Anti-dumping Code.

Can you sum it up in the vernacular? What does anti-dumping mean? Anti-dumping means that in the process of your sales, you should not use your own behavior to sell, but use another way to sell.

Anti-dumping is a comparison of selling in one's own country. It is cheaper to sell in other countries.

That is to say, if a place sells some products, anti-dumping is to prevent him from selling products like this place, which is the counteraction of dumping.

Anti-dumping refers to some economic protection measures and guidelines made by a country or a region in order to ensure the development of an industry or economy in the region.

Actually, I don't really understand it, anyway, when I see this word, I think the tendency is to sell a large number of low-quality or low-quality goods, and anti-dumping is to oppose this kind of being sold.

Dumping, probably what Britain did to China after 1840, commodity export, anti-dumping is against this kind of behavior, a bit of ** protection color (probably?) ）

When someone else sells all the goods in an uproar, you call it dumping, and anti-dumping means that you prohibit the other party from committing this kind of behavior.

It's very easy, just report this kind of bad thing, and everyone work together to do it, and oppose this kind of thing happening!

Anti-dumping generally refers to the boycott measures taken in accordance with the law to prevent the destruction of market order when foreign goods are sold far below the market level in the domestic market. Generally, in addition to the general import duty, the dumped foreign goods are subject to additional taxes until they meet the local standards.

[Legal basis].Article 2 of the Anti-dumping Regulations of the People's Republic of China.

Where an imported product enters the market of the People's Republic of China by dumping and causes substantial damage or substantial damage to an established domestic industry, or causes substantial damage to the establishment of a domestic industry, or causes substantial obstacles to the establishment of a domestic industry, an investigation shall be conducted in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations and anti-dumping measures shall be taken.

Article 3. Dumping refers to the entry of imported products into the People's Republic of China in the normal process of export at a value lower than its normal value.

The Ministry of Commerce is responsible for the investigation and determination of dumping.

Legal Analysis: Anti-dumping refers to the measures taken by the importing country to impose high taxes on the imported goods dumped by the exporting country in order to protect the interests of its own economy and producers.

Legal basis: Anti-dumping Regulations of the People's Republic of China

Article 2 Where an imported product enters the market of the People's Republic of China by dumping and causes substantial injury or threatens to cause substantial injury to an established domestic industry, or causes a substantial obstacle to the establishment of a domestic industry, an investigation shall be conducted and anti-dumping measures shall be taken in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations.

Article 3 Dumping refers to the entry of imported products into the market of the People's Republic of China in the normal course of export at a value lower than their normal value.

The Ministry of Commerce is responsible for the investigation and determination of dumping.

1. Anti-dumping is a financial term that refers to the measures taken to resist the dumping of foreign goods in the domestic market. Generally, in addition to the general import duty on dumped foreign goods, a surcharge is added to make it inexpensive, and this kind of surcharge is called "anti-dumping duty".

2. Although the anti-dumping issue has been clearly stipulated in the "General Agreement on Tariffs and Tariffs", in fact, all countries have their own ways and still regard anti-dumping as one of the main means of warfare.

3. Preparation for responding to lawsuits: pay close attention to anti-dumping complaints and case filings, and consult professionals in a timely manner; When necessary, seek guidance from the competent department of commerce and relevant chambers of commerce and industry associations; If the case is involved, relevant materials and evidence should be actively prepared under the guidance of a professional lawyer; Cooperate with the lawyer to fill out the questionnaire so that it can be submitted to the investigating authority on time after full analysis and argumentation. In addition, the successful passage of on-site verification is also a very important link.

In addition, in some countries (e.g. the United States), legal defences and judicial review are also important and effective tools.

The common anti-dumping measure is to impose additional duties on the dumped foreign goods in addition to the import duty, so that they cannot achieve the purpose of dumping, which is called the imposition of anti-dumping duties, which is a commonly used anti-dumping measure in various countries. According to the provisions of the "Anti-dumping Agreement" of the world's leading organization, a country that determines that an act is dumping and adopts anti-dumping measures to impose anti-dumping duties must meet the three conditions of the existence of dumping, the existence of injury, and the existence of a causal relationship between dumping and injury. International anti-dumping can only be achieved if these three conditions are met.

[Legal basis].The "Anti-dumping Agreement" of the world's ** organization stipulates that the imposition of anti-dumping duties on dumped products in potato states must meet three basic conditions:

1. Determine the fact of dumping; 2. Determine that there is a substantial damage or threat to the domestic industry, or a substantial obstacle to the establishment of the relevant domestic industry; 3. Determine that there is a slippery causal relationship between dumping and injury.

1. What does anti-dumping mean?

Anti-dumping refers to the measures taken to resist the dumping of foreign goods in the domestic market. Generally, in addition to the general import duty on dumped foreign goods, a surcharge is added to make it inexpensive, and this kind of surcharge is called "anti-dumping duty".

For example, the United States ** stipulates that when the CIF price of foreign goods is lower than that of the factory, it is considered to be dumping of goods, and anti-dumping measures shall be taken immediately. Although the anti-dumping issue has been clearly stipulated in the "General Agreement on Tariffs and Tariffs", in fact, all countries have their own ways and still regard anti-dumping as one of the main means of warfare.

According to the provisions of the WTO Anti-dumping Agreement, the imposition of anti-dumping duties on dumped products must meet three basic conditions: the existence of dumping; the existence of damage; There is a causal link between dumping and injury. When all three conditions are met, international anti-dumping will occur.

2. Main anti-dumping measures

1. Provisional anti-dumping measures, including the imposition of provisional anti-dumping duties and the requirement for deposits, guarantees or other forms of guarantees.

2. **Undertaking refers to the undertaking that the exporter of dumped imported products may make a change or stop exporting by dumping to the Ministry of Commerce during the anti-dumping investigation.

3. Anti-dumping duties may be levied if the final determination determines that dumping has been established and thereby causes injury to the domestic industry.

3. Differences between safeguard measures and anti-dumping and countervailing measures

Safeguard measures are temporary restrictive measures taken by a country when a specific industry is hit by a sudden and substantial increase in imports, thereby being harmed. The Safeguards Agreement of the World Banquet** imposes strict discipline on safeguards and is intended to clarify and strengthen the GATT

Discipline of 1994 to prevent abuse of safeguards by members.

The differences between safeguard measures and anti-dumping and countervailing measures are:

A safeguard is a special remedy that should only be taken in an emergency. Such measures are import restrictions imposed without proof of unfair competition. In this respect, safeguards are different from anti-dumping and countervailing duties, as they are aimed at unfair practices.

Therefore, the safeguards may be aimed at the fair practices of other members, thus affecting the enjoyment of the benefits of multilateral negotiations by other members.

In addition to the newly launched anti-dumping investigation, there are a number of anti-dumping cases against China made the final anti-dumping duty ruling, of which the greater impact is: the EU announced that China's domestic fasteners will be levied up to 85% of the anti-dumping duty; The EU decided to impose anti-dumping duties on Chinese-made seamless steel pipes.