1. A form of price discrimination between two national markets.

2. Conducted by the Tariff Commission or upon the direction of the Secretary or upon
petition of any interested party of the need for the continued imposition of measures, at
least one year have elapsed before the review can be made.

3. Is the imposition of anti-dumping duty in amounts lower than the calculated margin of
dumping, if such a lesser duty is adequate to remove the injury to the domestic industry.

4. Carried out on accelerated basis for the purpose of determining individual margins of
dumping for new exporter in the exporting country in question which have not exported
the product during the period of investigation.

5. Refers to a foreign exporter or producer who has not been initially selected for the
purpose of computing the individual margins of dumping.

6. Is an exporter who did not export the allegedly dumped product during investigation
period

7. Conducts the formal investigation and makes the final determination for purposes of the
imposition of the definitive anti-dumping duty

8. Refers to the extent by which the allegedly dumped product prevents the domestic
producer from increasing the selling price of its own like product to a level that will allow
full recovery of its cost of production

9. The final anti-dumping duty imposed, in addition to the regular duty and other charges,
on a protested product imported from a specific country following an affirmative final
determination.

10. Refers to the extent by which the domestic producer reduces its selling price in order to
compete with the allegedly dumped product.

11. Refers to a special duty levied for the purpose of offsetting any kind or form of specific
subsidy bestowed directly or indirectly upon the exportation or manufacture of any
product.

12. Refers to subsidies protected from countervailing action either because they are
considered to be of particular value and not to be discouraged or because they are
considered to have no, or at most minimal, trade-distorting effects or production effects

13. Refers to the extent at which the domestic producer reduces its selling price in order to
compete with the allegedly subsidized product

14. Refers to a finding that the material injury suffered by the domestic industry is the direct
result of the importation of the subsidized product.

15. Is the country where the allegedly subsidized product either was wholly obtained or
where the last substantial transformation took place.

16. Refers to the extent by which the allegedly subsidized product prevents the domestic
producer from increasing its selling price to a level that will allow full recovery of its cost
of production.

17. Refers to the domestic producers, as a whole, of the like product or to those producers
of such like product whose collective output of the product constitutes a major
proportion of the total domestic production of those products in the industry
concerned.
18. A product is identical or alike in all respects to the article under consideration or, in the
absence of such product, another product which, although not alike in all respects, has
characteristics closely resembling those of the product under consideration.

19. Refers to the extent by which the allegedly subsidized product is consistently sold at a
price below the domestic selling price of the like product.

20. Refers to any specific assistance directly or indirectly provided by the government of the
country of export or origin in respect of a product imported into the Philippines

21. This is the government agency which will monitor the developments with respect
to the domestic industry, including its progress and the specific efforts made by
workers and firms in the domestic industry to effect a positive adjustment to
import competition.

22. The No. of days the Secretary of DTI/DA has from receipt of the Commission’s
report to make a decision.

23. Imposed against imports if the products at issue are being imported in such
increased quantities, either absolute or relative to domestic production, and
under such conditions as to cause or threaten to cause serious injury to the
domestic industry

24. The form of measure which the Commission will recommedation to the Secretary
of DTI/DA after its formal investigation.

25. Means the percentage of the total annual volume of imports of an agricultural
product to the corresponding total volume of domestic consumption of the said
product in the country in the three (3) immediately preceding years for which
data are available.

26. Shall mean circumstances where there is prima facie evidence that increased
imports, whether absolute or relative to domestic production, are a substantial
cause of serious injury or threat thereof to the domestic industry

27. Refer to an action plan which a domestic industry is required to submit, that
describes a set of quantified goals, specific plans, and timetables that a
concerned industry commits to undertake in order to facilitate positive
adjustment of the industry to import competition.

28. Receives the application/petition for safeguard measure on sensitive tariffied

agricultural products

29. Refer to the amount of imports of an agricultural product allowed to be imported

into the country at a customs duty lower than the out-quota customs duty , also
called as tariff-rate qouta

30. The date when the “Safeguard Measure Act’ became effective.