DUMPING

Abstract

Such marketing activities as dumping, in the existing conditions of interaction between the market and the state, are subject to all kinds of suppression and sanctions. The problem of dumping companies is presented as a danger of a monopoly. However, the practice of lowering prices does not always mean the path to market monopolization and, on the contrary, it is the introduction of economic suppression by governments that often leads to the suppression of competition. Theoretical and experimental arguments in defense of free pricing are presented.