Antidumping laws encourage foreign producers to sell their products at a higher cost than the cost of production and create more opportunities for free trade.

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Antidumping laws are designed to prevent foreign producers from selling products at below the cost of production to gain market share, which can lead to higher prices once competition is eliminated, and they often result in trade barriers rather than encouraging free trade.

Antidumping Laws Encourage Foreign Producers to Sell Their Products at a Higher