1. Which of the following three beverage exporters is guilty of dumping in the US market? Explainyour answer legibly and concisely.Tipper Laurie, Ltd.(UK)Bigg Redd, Inc.(Canada)Banzai Breweries(Japan)Average cost per unitPrice charged at brewery for$10$11$9domestic sales$10$12$9Price charged at brewery forexports salesPrice when delivered$9$1$10to United States$12$13$12

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1. Which of the following three beverage exporters is guilty of dumping in the US market? Explain your answer legibly and concisely. Tipper Laurie, Ltd. (UK) Bigg Redd, Inc. (Canada) Banzai Breweries (Japan) $10 $11 $9 Average cost per unit Price charged at brewery for domestic sales $10 $12 $9 Price charged at brewery for exports sales Price when delivered $9 $1 $10 to United States $12 $13 $12

1. Which of the following three beverage exporters is guilty of dumping in the US market? Explain your answer legibly and concisely. Tipper Laurie, Ltd. (UK) Bigg Redd, Inc. (Canada) Banzai Breweries (Japan) $10 $11 $9 Average cost per unit Price charged at brewery for domestic sales $10 $12 $9 Price charged at brewery for exports sales Price when delivered $9 $1 $10 to United States $12 $13 $12

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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