In the United States,if a domestic producer believes that a foreign firm is dumping production in the U.S.market,it can file a petition with the following two government agencies

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The Commerce Department and International Trade Commission are the two government agencies responsible for investigating claims of dumping by foreign companies in the U.S. market. The Commerce Department determines if dumping has occurred and if so, calculates the amount of dumping that has taken place. The International Trade Commission determines whether the domestic industry has been harmed by the dumped products. Based on their findings, duties or tariffs may be imposed on those imports to offset the harm caused by the dumping.

In the United States,if a Domestic Producer Believes That a Foreign