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Understanding Dumping Margin Calculations in U.S. Market Economy Regulations

This document provides a comprehensive overview of calculating dumping margins within the U.S. market economy. It explores the difference between the normal value and the U.S. price, exemplifying how to identify dumping margins for trade regulations. The formula is illustrated, demonstrating how the normal value of $135.00 is compared to the U.S. price of $90.00, creating a difference of $45.00 attributed to dumping. It also references the relevant Tariff Act of 1930 for legal applications. This information is intended for educational purposes and should not be construed as legal advice.

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Understanding Dumping Margin Calculations in U.S. Market Economy Regulations

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  1. Sample Market Economy Dumping Margin Calculation U.S. Price Normal Value Compare U.S Price to Normal Value Normal Value $135.00 U.S. Price $90.00 Difference Attributable to Dumping $45.00 Difference Attributable to Dumping/U.S Price $45.00 / $90.00=50.00% Dumping Margin = Note: For general information purposes only. When interpreting and applying the law, please refer to the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, (19 U.S.C. 1671-1671h, 1673-1673h) and the related regulations in Title 19 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

  2. Sample Market Economy Normal Value Calculation “Starting Price” per unit in the Home Market Gross Price= €100.00 Less Home Market Discounts Discounts= €5.00 Less Home Market Rebates Rebates=€2.00 Less Home Market Movement Expenses Movement=€.50 Less Home Market Insurance Expenses Insurance =€1.25 Less Home Market Packing Expenses Packing=€3.25 Subtotal=€88.00 Times the Exchange Rate Conversion=(x1.5) Subtotal=$132.00 US Packing=$3.00 Plus U.S Packing Expenses Adjusted Home Market Price or Normal Value Normal Value = $135.00 Note: For general information purposes only. When interpreting and applying the law, please refer to the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, (19 U.S.C. 1671-1671h, 1673-1673h) and the related regulations in Title 19 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

  3. Sample U.S. Price Calculation “Starting Price” per unit in the U.S. Market Gross Price=$110.00 Discounts=$4.00 Less Discounts Less Rebates Rebates=$2.00 Less U.S. Movement Expenses Movement=$3.00 Less U.S. Insurance Expenses Insurance=$2.00 Less U.S. Packing Expenses Packing=$3.00 Less U.S. Brokerage Brokerage=$2.00 Subtotal=$94.00 Less Foreign Inland Brokerage Expenses Brokerage=$1.00 Less Foreign Inland Movement Expenses Movement=$2.00 Less Foreign Inland Insurance Expenses Insurance=$1.00 Adjusted U.S Price U.S. Price=$90.00 Note: For general information purposes only. When interpreting and applying the law, please refer to the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, (19 U.S.C. 1671-1671h, 1673-1673h) and the related regulations in Title 19 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

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