Serious injury determination under bilateral safeguard rules depends on objective evidence, causation, and full industry impact assessment. Determination of serious injury or threat of serious injury under the bilateral safeguard framework requires assessment of objective and quantifiable factors affecting the domestic industry, including import increases, market share, sales, production, productivity, capacity utilisation, profits and losses, and employment. The finding must be based on objective evidence establishing a causal link between increased imports of the originating good and the alleged injury or threat, and injury caused by other factors must not be attributed to those imports.
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Serious injury determination under bilateral safeguard rules depends on objective evidence, causation, and full industry impact assessment.
Determination of serious injury or threat of serious injury under the bilateral safeguard framework requires assessment of objective and quantifiable factors affecting the domestic industry, including import increases, market share, sales, production, productivity, capacity utilisation, profits and losses, and employment. The finding must be based on objective evidence establishing a causal link between increased imports of the originating good and the alleged injury or threat, and injury caused by other factors must not be attributed to those imports.
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