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The article in this issue of International Trade Amicus analysis recent amendments made in the Customs Tariff (Identification, Assessment and Collection of Antidumping Duty on Dumped Articles and for Determination of Injury) Rules, 1995 in respect of circumvention provisions relating to anti-dumping duty. Circumvention is a mechanism used by companies to ‘avoid’ duties which are targeted against unfair imports. Such practices make the imposition of trade remedy measures redundant and allow the influx of unfair imports into the country. Analysing the revised definition of circumvention, the author notes that when there is an anti-circumvention investigation, the export price would be compared with the previously established normal value in an earlier investigation. According to the author, there may exist possibility that the earlier normal value becomes redundant for the purposes of determining the dumping margin. Further, noticing that the Authority has now been given ample discretion to determine circumvention when effect of ADD is undermined by change in trade practice, the article states that the amendment has effectively aligned provision of circumvention in the Customs Tariff Act with the ADD Rules governing circumvention. Discussing various other amendments, the author is of the view that the amendments have broadened the scope of pattern of trade or circumvention analysis...
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