In some industries, Japanese employers avoid laying off workers and so end up with surplus goods they cannot sell at home without cutting prices. To limit losses, they sell the goods abroad at prices well below Japanese prices. What is this practice called?
Correct answer C. Dumping
Explanation
Selling a product abroad at a price lower than in the home market is international price discrimination, which is the definition of dumping.
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