Price-Dumping Happens When

Multiple Choice

Price-dumping happens when

A) a U.S. firm unloads its products in a non-U.S. country for a significantly reduced price.
B) a smaller company sets it selling price lower than a competitor's selling price in order to enter the market or increase its market share.
C) a foreign country sells a product in a U.S. domestic market at a price substantially below the domestic market price for the same product.
D) a U.S. company imports goods from a foreign country at a higher unit price than what it can obtain from a local, domestic distributor.