The U.S. government may legally impose a retaliatory tariff against a country accused of dumping as long as it proves that the country did not achieve the lower price through efficiencies.

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This statement is true. The U.S. government has the authority to impose a retaliatory tariff against a country that is accused of dumping if it can demonstrate that the lower price was not achieved through efficiencies but rather by selling goods below the cost of production or receiving subsidies from the government. The legal framework for this falls under the World Trade Organization's antidumping agreement.

The US Government May Legally Impose a Retaliatory Tariff Against a a Country