Opinion
Anti-dumping action rips off consumers for political advantage
When Australian companies cut prices to consumers' benefit, it's called competition. When China does the same thing, it's called dumping.
Alan MitchellContributorIt is not just the Chinese who should be furious about the anti-dumping duties slapped on its steel to protect Australia’s high-cost steel producers.
The Australian public should be angry too. It’s a giant rip-off.
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Alan Mitchell writes on economics, policy, and infrastructure. Alan was formerly economics editor of the Financial Review and has also worked for the ABC and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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