WTO rules do not allow countries to impose antidumping duties on foreign goods that are being sold cheaper than at home, or below their cost of production, even when domestic producers can show that they are being harmed.

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WTO rules do allow countries to impose antidumping duties on foreign goods that are being sold cheaper than at home, or below their cost of production, if domestic producers can show that they are being harmed by such imports. However, there are certain conditions and procedures that must be followed in order for such duties to be implemented.

WTO Rules Do Not Allow Countries to Impose Antidumping Duties