When a foreign supplier tries to "dump" goods into another country in order to gain a foothold in a foreign market,this is often a result of ________ within the foreign country.

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Dumping often occurs when the foreign supplier receives subsidies from their government, making it cheaper for them to export goods to another country. The act of dumping is considered unfair trade practice and can harm the domestic industries of the importing country. This situation doesn't necessarily result from tariffs, restrictions, unemployment or changed preferences, but rather from subsidies provided by the foreign government.

When a Foreign Supplier Tries to "Dump" Goods into Another