Economic Analysis of International Competition
Evaluating the Competitive Impact of Dumping, Subsidization and Imports
Defining the competitive industry often is a hotly contested issue because it shapes the parameters of the economic impact analysis. Key factors influencing a case include the degree to which products are economic substitutes and whether firms with foreign value-added are included in the U.S. industry. We help clients:
- Evaluate economic substitutability in demand and supply between possible "like" products;
- Analyze a firm's production process to determine foreign and U.S. value-added.
Whatever the concerns of business regarding the potential effects of international competition, Capital Trade can help sort through the complex economic issues, leading to timely resolution of international trade disputes. For more information, contact Daniel Klett at dklett@captrade.com.
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