Which of the following actions (all of which affect international trade)would be undertaken by a private firm as opposed to a national government?

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Dumping is a pricing strategy that involves a company exporting a product at a price lower than its normal value in the domestic market. This strategy is usually undertaken by private firms to gain market share or eliminate competition. National governments usually take actions such as tariffs, countervailing duties, and quotas to counteract dumping. Therefore, dumping is an action typically taken by private firms. The other options are actions that are usually taken by national governments.

Which of the Following Actions (All of Which Affect International