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

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Dumping is an action taken by a private firm, not a national government. Dumping occurs when a company exports a product at a lower price than it sells the same product in its domestic market. This can lead to unfair competition and harm domestic producers in the importing country. National governments may impose anti-dumping duties to counteract this practice, but it is ultimately up to private companies to decide whether to engage in dumping or not. The other options listed (import duty, countervailing duty, quota, and tariff) are all measures that can be taken by national governments to regulate international trade.

Which of the Following Actions (All of Which Affect International