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When goods in the domestic market are sold at a high price and in the foreign market at a low price, it…

Dumping is a form of international price discrimination in which a firm sells a commodity at a higher price in the less-elastic domestic market and at a lower price in the…

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When goods in the domestic market are sold at a high price and in the foreign market at a low price, it is a situation of :

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Dumping is a form of international price discrimination in which a firm sells a commodity at a higher price in the less-elastic domestic market and at a lower price in the more-elastic foreign market.

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