If a foreign producer sells a good in a country at a lower price than in its home market, this is called

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Selling a good in a country at a lower price than in its home market is called dumping. It is a form of predatory pricing in which a foreign producer floods a market with cheap products to drive out competition and gain market share. To protect domestic industries from unfair competition, anti-dumping duties may be imposed by the importing country.

If a Foreign Producer Sells a Good in a Country