The Trade Remedies (Increase in Imports as a Result of a Free Trade Agreement Causing Serious Injury to UK Producers) Regulations 2024
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10 Causation and non-attribution
(1) This regulation applies where the TRA is determining, for the purpose of regulation 9 (determination of serious injury), whether or not serious injury has been or is being caused to UK producers by the importation of the goods concerned in increased quantities into the United Kingdom (“increased importation”). (2) The TRA may consider— (a) price effects of the increased importation on the like goods and directly competitive goods in the United Kingdom, including the depression or suppression of price increases which would otherwise have occurred, (b) volume effects of the increased importation on the like goods and directly competitive goods in the United Kingdom, and (c) any other known factors that it considers relevant. (3) The TRA must consider whether any known factors other than the increased importation have caused or are causing serious injury to UK producers. (4) The TRA must not attribute to the goods concerned injury caused by known factors other than the increased importation.
10 Causation and non-attribution
(1) This regulation applies where the TRA is determining, for the purpose of regulation 9 (determination of serious injury), whether or not serious injury has been or is being caused to UK producers by the importation of the goods concerned in increased quantities into the United Kingdom (“increased importation”). (2) The TRA may consider— (a) price effects of the increased importation on the like goods and directly competitive goods in the United Kingdom, including the depression or suppression of price increases which would otherwise have occurred, (b) volume effects of the increased importation on the like goods and directly competitive goods in the United Kingdom, and (c) any other known factors that it considers relevant. (3) The TRA must consider whether any known factors other than the increased importation have caused or are causing serious injury to UK producers. (4) The TRA must not attribute to the goods concerned injury caused by known factors other than the increased importation.
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