The International Trade Commission may impose an antidumping duty on goods imported to the U.S. that are being sold for less than the price charged in the home market.

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An antidumping duty may be imposed if the International Trade Commission determines that a foreign product is being sold in the U.S. at less than fair value, causing injury to the domestic industry. The duty is meant to level the playing field by increasing the price of the imported product to a fair market value.

The International Trade Commission May Impose an Antidumping Duty on Goods