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<h1>Rule 11: Evaluating Injury from Dumped Imports to Domestic Industries, Impact on Prices, and Local Producers' Well-being.</h1> Rule 11 of the Customs Tariff Rules, 1995, addresses the determination of injury related to anti-dumping duties on imported articles. It mandates the designated authority to assess if imports from specified countries cause or threaten material injury to domestic industries or hinder their establishment. The assessment considers factors like the volume of imports, their impact on domestic prices, and the effect on local producers. In exceptional cases, a finding of injury can be made even if a large portion of the industry is unaffected, particularly if there is a concentration of dumped imports in a specific market causing harm to local producers.