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March 23, 2009

Productivity Commission inquiry into anti-dumping and countervailing system

The Government has announced that the Productivity Commission will undertake an inquiry into Australia’s anti-dumping and countervailing system.

Australia’s anti-dumping and countervailing system allows Australian industries that have been materially injured to make a claim against foreign businesses that they consider to be ‘dumping’ low-priced competing goods or exporting subsidised goods into the Australian market. If a claim is upheld, the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service imposes duties on the foreign goods. Countervailing duties are another form of trade remedy that are imposed in response to a foreign country subsidising its exports.

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Posted 23rd March 2009 by David Jacobson in Trade Practices