A foreign shoe manufacturer sells shoes to a wholly owned subsidiary company in a foreign market at

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A foreign shoe manufacturer sells shoes to a wholly owned subsidiary company in a foreign market at $20. The subsidiary sells to an independent distributor at $40, who sells to a retailer at $80.00. The retailer sells the shoes to a consumer for a price of $160. In comparing the export price to the normal value, which price should the ITA use, and why? Which allowances or adjustments to the export price, if any, can the ITA make? Give several examples.
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International Business Law And Its Environment

ISBN: 9781305972599

10th Edition

Authors: Richard Schaffer, Filiberto Agusti, Lucien J. Dhooge

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