> Many things can't be stockpiled Right, and there are other responses in those situations, as described above. But even if you retreat to the position that d

> Many things can't be stockpiled Right, and there are other responses in those situations, as described above. But even if you retreat to the position that dumping is really only feasible for goods that can't be stockpiled, then you already agree with me in enough cases for this to be moot. Almost all public concern about dumping is directed at things like tires or concrete or steel that could be easily stockpiled if it were really a dumping strategy, if prices were returning to monopolistic high levels after reduced competition. What's usually happening is that the other region simply has lower costs of production or is selling off overproduction at their own loss.