Kazuaki Microelectronics, Inc., is a Japanese manufacturer of information technology hardware. Among its products are tablet devices, which Kazuaki both sells in Japan and exports for sale abroad. Kazuaki initially entered the U.S. market two years ago and began selling its tablets at a retail price of $160 per unit there. In the U.S., the current average retail price is $240 per unit for U.S. manufacturers. Kazuaki's cost to manufacture tablets in Japan is $140 per unit and it pays $5 per unit in international freight charges for shipping them to the U.S. The average cost for U.S. manufacturers to make tablets is $170. Kazuaki sells its tablets at an average retail price of $200 each in Japan. U.S. manufacturers of tablets have filed a petition with the ITC to recommend imposing antidumping duties against Kazuaki. What is the dumping margin for its tablets?

a.$80.

b.$35.

c.$40.

d.$45.

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