Social dumping occurs when an exporting country

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Social dumping refers to the practice of exporting goods to another country at a lower cost due to a lack of social benefits and support system provided to workers. This creates unfair competition for domestic businesses in the importing country who have to bear the cost of providing such benefits to their workers. Imposing an export tax (A) or targeting specific vulnerable groups (C) is not related to the concept of social dumping. Exporting goods that are hazardous or unsafe (D) would be a violation of international trade laws and regulations.

Social Dumping Occurs When an Exporting Country