The document discusses anti-dumping measures under the WTO Agreement. It defines dumping as exporting a product at a price below its normal value in the exporting country. It states that anti-dumping measures allow importing countries to impose duties on dumped imports if they cause material injury to domestic producers. The duties are intended to offset the dumping and protect local industries. The document provides examples of India imposing anti-dumping duties on certain Chinese aluminum and chemical products.

1. ANTI-DUMPING
MEASURES
Presented By - Vikas Kachave
Guided by - Mohammed Farooque Khan Sir

2. WTO AGREEMENT ON
ANTI-DUMPING
 The Anti-Dumping Agreement of world trade organization(WTO),
commonly known as the AD agreement, governs the application of
anti-dumping measures by WTO member countries.
 The Agreement on implementation of Article VI of GATT 1994,
commonly known as the Anti-Dumping Agreement.
 A product is considered as ‘dumped’ if it is exported to another country
at a price below the normal price of a like product in the exporting
country.
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3. WTO AGREEMENT ON
ANTI-DUMPING
 Anti-dumping measures are unilateral remedies that
the government of the importing country may apply
after a through investigation has determined that the
product is in fact, being dumped and that sales of the
dumped product are causing material injury to
domestic industry that produces a like product.
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4. ANTI-DUMPING DUTY
 A remedy sanctioned by WTO to protect a member country’s domestic
industry from imports that have been priced at levels below those
prevailing in the exporting nation’s home market.
 Anti-Dumping duties are duties levied on imports of a particular good
originating from a specific trading partner to offset injurious dumping
found to exist as the result of an investigation.
 India has imposed anti-dumping duty on five Chinese products
including certain aluminium goods and some chemicals for five years
to guard local manufacturers from cheap imports from neighbouring
country.
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5. ANTI-DUMPING DUTY
 Add is non-competitive tax.
 Countering the effects of dumping.
 A form of penalty.
 To rectify trade distract.
 Empowering Fair-trade Practices.
 Step towards Fair and Healthy Competition.
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6. ANTI-DUMPING DUTY
VS CUSTOMS DUTY

7. CONCLUSION
 The country's imposition of an anti-dumping
duty is determined by the dumping margin--
the difference between the export price and
the domestic selling price in the exporting
country. By adding dumping margin to
export price, the dumped price can be
rendered a “fair” trade price.

8. THANK YOU
Presented by - Vikas Kachave
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