Antidumping duties are assessed on an entry-by-entry basis in an amount equal to the difference between the U.S. price of the good and the exporters cost of production.

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Antidumping duties are not assessed on an entry-by-entry basis in an amount equal to the difference between the U.S. price of the good and the exporter's cost of production. The duties are instead assessed on a country-wide or company-wide basis, using various calculations and methods to determine whether the imported goods are being sold at unfairly low prices.

Antidumping Duties Are Assessed on an Entry-By-Entry Basis in an Amount