To reduce exposure and risk of antidumping actions, the exporter can follow any of the following marketing strategies except:
A)trading-up
B)service enhancement
C)distribution
D)government intervention
E)communications

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Government intervention is not a marketing strategy that exporters can directly employ to reduce exposure and risk of antidumping actions. Marketing strategies such as trading-up, service enhancement, distribution, and communications are within the control of the exporter and can be adjusted to address market conditions and regulatory environments. Government intervention, however, is an external factor and not a strategy that an exporter can implement.

To Reduce Exposure and Risk of Antidumping Actions, the Exporter