Singapore legislation

Regulation 35

of Countervailing and Anti-Dumping Duties Regulations 1997

Regulation 35

Dumping margin for goods from non-market economy country

Where the exporting country of the subject goods is a non‑market economy country, the Minister must (to the extent that he or she determines that it is impracticable, because of the nature of the non‑market economy and the industry concerned, to calculate a dumping margin in accordance with the methods prescribed by the Act or these Regulations) base the calculation of the dumping margin upon other reasonable methods including —

(a)

the prices of like goods sold in the ordinary course of trade in an appropriate surrogate market-economy country;

(b)

the constructed value of like goods based on the factors of production in the exporting country and the costs of producing like goods sold in the ordinary course of trade in an appropriate surrogate market-economy country; and

(c)

the prices, in the ordinary course of trade, of like goods produced and sold in Singapore.