In 1970, a major dumping case was brought against Sony of Japan. Sony was selling televisions made in Japan to U.S. consumers for $180 while charging Japanese consumers $333 for the same model. In response to the threat issued by the U.S. government, Sony shifted its supply for the U.S. market to a plant built in California, but did not change prices of televisions in either country. This case best describes

A. protection by the U.S. government of Japanese producers and consumers.

B. persistent dumping.

C. predatory dumping.

D. trade retaliation.In 1970, a major dumping case was brought against Sony of Japan. Sony was selling televisions made in Japan to U.S. consumers for $180 while charging Japanese consumers $333 for the same model. In response to the threat issued by the U.S. government, Sony shifted its supply for the U.S. market to a plant built in California, but did not change prices of televisions in either country. This case best describes

A. protection by the U.S. government of Japanese producers and consumers.

B. persistent dumping.

C. predatory dumping.

D. trade retaliation.