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In international trade, the term "dumping" refers to

In international trade, the term "dumping" refers to
A) transporting wastes to other countries for disposal.
B) charging foreign customers higher prices than domestic consumers.
C) selling foreign customers lower-quality products than are sold to domestic customers.
D) charging foreign customers lower prices than domestic customers.
E) selling to foreign customers products that domestic customers are unwilling to purchase.

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