De Minimis Dumping Rules is a regulatory principle in international trade policy that establishes a threshold below which a margin of dumping is considered negligible and therefore not sufficient to impose anti-dumping duties.
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ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF ANTI-DUMPING POLICIES
George Yarrow · Oxford Review of Economic Policy · 1987 · 10 citations
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