dumping legislation

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• dumping — / dʌmpɪŋ/ noun the act of getting rid of excess goods cheaply in an overseas market ● The government has passed anti dumping legislation. ● Dumping of goods on the European market is banned. ♦ panic dumping of sterling a rush to sell sterling at… …   Marketing dictionary in english

• dumping — / dʌmpɪŋ/ noun the act of getting rid of excess goods cheaply in an overseas market ● The government has passed anti dumping legislation. ● Dumping of goods on the European market is banned. ♦ panic dumping of sterling a rush to sell sterling at… …   Dictionary of banking and finance

• Dumping Social — L expression récente « dumping social », péjorative, est employée pour désigner la concurrence entre les travailleurs, qui se serait exacerbée du fait de la mondialisation économique. Le taux de chômage élevé en France et dans certains… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Dumping social — L expression récente « dumping social », péjorative, est employée pour désigner la concurrence entre les travailleurs, qui se serait exacerbée du fait de la mondialisation économique. Le taux de chômage élevé en France et dans certains… …   Wikipédia en Français

• dumping — The offloading in an overseas *market of *commodities or goods that are difficult to sell in a domestic market. The effects of dumping can be devastating on a local market, and many countries have antidumping legislation …   Auditor's dictionary

• anti-dumping — /ˌænti dʌmpɪŋ/ adjective which protects a country against dumping ● anti dumping legislation …   Dictionary of banking and finance

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• anti-dumping — ˌanti ˈdumping adjective [only before a noun] ECONOMICS LAW TAX anti dumping taxes and laws are introduced by a government to protect its economy from unfair competition, usually to stop imported goods being sold at prices which are lower than in …   Financial and business terms

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