dumping

1. The sale of goods of one nation in the markets of a second nation at less than the price charged within the first nation. Dumping can eliminate competitors by undercutting their prices.

Example Sentences

As governments hunt for ways to close budget gaps, unions may find dumping retirees on ObamaCare more palatable than layoffs or other benefit cuts.

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Federal taxpayers pay as municipalities save billions by dumping their retirees onto the government exchanges.

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Perry acknowledged the criticism in April, saying "I'm not perfect" and that "the internet is very much a dumping ground for the unhinged and unhealed".

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Beijing announced the following month it would start imposing a temporary customs duty of 75.8 percent on Canadian canola imports, after an investigation made a preliminary finding that dumping had occurred.

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Then there’s the basic issue of trash, which ranges from discarded fast food wrappers lining gutters to illegal dumping problems in Watts, Wilmington and other neighborhoods.

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