ether to form policies for antidumping and countervailing duties, and export subsidies (DOC).
             Dumping is the selling of a product on a foreign market at a price "less than fair value" (LTFV). This practice can cause material injury to the domestic industry producing a similar product. To counteract this problem, an AD (antidumping duty) is taxed onto specific imports to raise the price. An example is the duty on Belgium Sugar. Untaxed, Belgium sugar would sell on the US market for a lower price than domestic growers causing internal economic effects (Import).
             Currently, there are several products which have an AD order on them. These products are: barbed wire and barbless wire strand, welded carbon steel pipe and tube, line and pressure pipe, oil country tubular goods, hot rolled carbon steel flat products, corrosion-resistant carbon steel flat products,
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