...calculated on the basis of the price at which the goods are resold by the importer. 2. It is recognized that, in the case of imports from a country which...difficulties may exist in determining price comparability for the purposes of paragraph 1, and in such cases importing contracting parties may find it necessary...

...calculated on the basis of the price at which the goods are resold by the importer. 2. It is recognized that, in the case of imports from a country which...difficulties may exist in determining price comparability for the purposes of paragraph 1, and in sucn cases importing contracting parties may find it necessary...

...calculated on the basis of the price at which the goods are resold by the importer. 2. It is recognized that, in the case of imports from a country which...difficulties may exist in determining price comparability for the purposes of paragraph 1, and in such cases importing contracting parties may find it necessary...

...calculated on the basis of the price at which the goods are resold by the importer. 2. It is recognized that, in the case of imports from a country which...difficulties may exist in determining price comparability for the purposes of paragraph 1, and in such cases importing contracting parties may find it necessary...

...Article VI of the GATT provides an exception to normal price comparisons in dumping cases for products "...from a country which has a complete or substantially...where all domestic prices are fixed by the state." The proposal is contrary to the GATT because it would apply a non-market pricing test to a country...

...of the GATT provides an exception to normal price comparisons in dumping cases for products "...'com a country which has a complete or substantially complete...where all domestic prices are fixed by the state." The proposal is contrary to the GATT because it would apply a non-market pricing test to a country...

...exception to normal price comparisons in dumping cases for products "...from a country which has a 187 complete or substantially complete monopoly of its...where all domestic prices are fixed by the state." The proposal is contrary to the GATT because it would apply a non-market pricing test to a country...

...may be calculated on the basis of the price at which the goods are retold by the 2. It is recogniaed that, in the case of imports from a country which...trade and where all domestic prices are fixed by the Slate, special difficulties may exist in determining price comparability for the purposes of paragraph...

...recognised that, in the case of imports from a country which hu i complete or substantially cúmplete monopoly of its trade and where all domestic prices are fixed by the Slate, special difficulties may exist in determining pria comparability for the purposes of paragraph...

...Jumping may be calculated on the basis of the price at which the goods are retold by the It is recoenixed that, in the case of imports from a country which has a or substantially complete monopoly of ils trade and where all domestic are fixed by the Slate, special...