dumping goods

Now retailers are bringing in spring merchandise earlier and having the month stand on its own instead of just dumping goods."

But I hope that merchants will be patient and won't get panicky and begin dumping goods at any price."

"There is so much spare capacity that they will start dumping goods, risking a deflation shock for the rest of the world.

Dumping goods in the European Union (EU) damages domestic producers.

They point to court reversals of recent Commerce Department rulings that foreign companies have been dumping goods in the United States at unfairly low prices.

He attacked the growing gap between the rich and the poor and accused American companies of dumping goods on the country rather than helping it with investments and technology.

Reagan Administration officials have said that one reason the United States trade deficit has stayed high is that foreign companies are dumping goods in American markets at less than cost to try to retain their market shares.

American law also allows companies, labor unions and the Federal Government to file legal cases against foreign producers charging that they get unfair government subsidies or are dumping goods at unfairly low prices in the United States.

They come at a time when China's trade policies are the target of intensifying criticism in the United States, with manufacturing groups and members of Congress accusing China of unfairly holding down the value of its currency and dumping goods on American markets.

Industry at Odds With Itself WASHINGTON - THE soda ash industry holds a certain distinction in international trade circles: its corporations abroad have tangled with their subsidiaries here, even accusing one in a lawsuit of dumping goods at unfairly low prices in the parent's home market.