Sec. 205. Special rules for calculation of cost of production and constructed value to address distorted costs
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Section 773(f)(2) of the Tariff Act of 1930 ( 19 U.S.C. 1677b(f)(2) ) is amended— by striking A transaction and inserting the following: A transaction ; and by adding at the end the following: If an input for subject merchandise is produced by or acquired from a person or entity described in clause (iii), the administering authority shall disregard such production or acquisition as outside the ordinary course of trade. If the production or acquisition of an input is disregarded under clause
(i)and no other transactions are available for consideration, the determination of the amount to be used to value the input shall be based on the information available with respect to what the amount would have been but for the participation of the person or entity described in clause
(iii)in the market for the input or based on any other calculation methodology. A person or entity described in this clause is— any person in a nonmarket economy country; any person found to be receiving a subsidy; any person found to have sold the input referred to in clause
(i)for less than fair market value into the exporting country or any other country; an authority (as defined in section 771(5)(B)) within the territory of the exporting country or any other country; or a group of authorities described in subclause
(IV)that collectively account for a meaningful share of the production of the input. .
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Special rules for calculation of cost of production and constructed value to address distorted costs
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