... that the government, if it wishes can refuse to grant the exporter a import licence. This would then prevent foreign products from entering the UK market and thus the domestic products will be bought instead. This helps businesses to grow and would help secure jobs. Along with these are custom duties, these put an extra charge on importing, which profits the government and can be used in subsides, described later. Anti-dumping duties can be put in place to stop suspiciously low priced products from entering the market. This is regarded as unfair competition as these are either surpluses which cannot be sold in the host country, or there is an excess of production. This is usually sold as a loss to the manufacturer, this is done because it can boost awareness of the product in the market so bought again when the prices return. It also prevents the sale of ...

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