In order to prevent dumping, U.S. law stipulates that foreign firms selling similar products as domestic firms to U.S. customers must charge at least 10% more than what U.S. firms charge.

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U.S. law does not stipulate that foreign firms must charge at least 10% more than U.S. firms. Dumping is prevented through the use of anti-dumping duties, which are tariffs imposed on imports that are sold at a lower price than their fair value or below the cost of production.

In Order to Prevent Dumping, U