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Sure, that's not what a normal value is. As explained, the price level or the cost of manufacture in China, the exporting country, is completely irrelevant as
by tooltalk 11mo ago
Sure, that's not what a normal value is.
As explained, the price level or the cost of manufacture in China, the exporting country, is completely irrelevant as their local price/cost of manufacturer is artificially propped up by illegal state subsidies or other anti-market tactics to cripple foreign competition past 15 years. Again, China is a non-market-economy.
In those cases, trade regulators can use "undistorted" prices without gov't interference or use a market price in a similarly situated 3rd country as benchmark.
- bryanlarsen 11mo agoIf that's your definition of a non-market economy, then no Western economy is either.
- tooltalk 11mo agoIt's really just China and these countries: Republic of Armenia, Republic of Azerbaijan Republic of Belarus Georgia Kyrgyz Republic Republic of Moldova Russian Federation Republic of Tajikistan Turkmenistan Republic of Uzbekistan Socialist Republic of Vietnam The term NME is a specific legal designation for anti-dumping cases. The list isn't static -- unlike China, Vietnam has made a lot of reforms and many speculate they will be removed before 2030. No need to pretend that Chinese EV/battery companies can compete on their own without the gov't protection or "illegal" subsidies.