Export restriction

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Export restrictions are restrictions to the quantity of goods exported to specific country(ies) by the government. This can mainly be due to (1)Because of shortage of goods in the domestic market due to more profitable exporting and to curbe the resultant increase in prices. (2) To escape from higher antidumping duties imposed on exports from other countries by another country which tries to protect the domestic industry.

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