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1 less than fair value
сокр. LTFV межд. эк. цена ниже справедливой (цена товара, установленная ниже уровня, определенного как "справедливый"; чаще всего имеется в виду экспортная цена, которая ниже цены на тот же товар на внутреннем рынке страны-экспортера; термин используется преимущественно в контексте антидемпинговых расследований)Through its antidumping legislation the United States discourages the sale of merchandise in the United States at less than fair value if such sales cause or threaten material injury to a U.S. industry. — Путем применения антидемпингового законодательства США препятствуют продажам товаров в США по цене ниже справедливой, если такие продажи наносят или угрожают нанести существенный ущерб американской промышленности.
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