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The article in this issue of International Trade Amicus intends to bridge the awareness gap with respect to trade remedial investigations, and sensitize producers/exporters on certain aspects which will help prepare them for any potential trade remedial investigation. Deliberating on the importance of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), as the key raw material in any trade remedial investigation is the data of the participating producer and exporter, the article also notes that ERP becomes important not just for preparation of questionnaire response but also for its verification by the investigating authority. The article, in this regard, also notes the importance of regular cost and price monitoring for the goods sold in the export and domestic markets. Further, the article also observes that it is important for a producer to ensure that its traders/exporters are willing to support it and participate in a trade remedial investigation. According to the authors, producers/exporters must aim to secure their position in the market by participating in the investigation and getting the best results/best rate of ADD/CVD for themselves.
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