This probably takes into account the losses on the exporting countries side having to lower prices to compete against domestic industries supplying the same product. But usually what happens there is the domestic industries raise their prices (and profits) to match instead of the other way around.
This probably takes into account the losses on the exporting countries side having to lower prices to compete against domestic industries supplying the same product. But usually what happens there is the domestic industries raise their prices (and profits) to match instead of the other way around.