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The European Union, like India, follows a lesser duty rule in case of anti-dumping investigations as is ‘desirable’ by the WTO’s Anti-Dumping Agreement. As per this rule, the amount of anti-dumping duty on imports should either be the margin of dumping or margin of injury, whichever is lesser. However, EU’s Basic Anti-dumping Regulation was revised in 2018 to provide that the lesser duty rule may be suspended if there are distortions of raw materials price and when a single raw material for which distortion is found accounts for not less than 17% of the cost of production of the product concerned. After these requirements are met, it still must go through the rigours of the Union interest test. Discussing few recent EU Regulations, the author states that stringent conditions attached to the application of Article 7(2a) makes it difficult for the EU industry to request for suspension of lesser duty rule even in cases where substantial information and evidence is available to establish ‘significant distortions’ and reject domestic costs and prices of the producers/exporters...
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The article discusses the legal basis for these agreements and assesses their compatibility with the...
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