Copperweld Corp. v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the statute’s disjunctive structure signifies a congressional intent to give the agency broad discretion to analyze import volume in the context of the industry concerned
• holding that the Commission is not required to consider injury to individual producers
• holding no statutory provision requires ITC to use particular type of analysis to review lost sales
• noting lack of any statutory provision -requiring ITC to perform any particular type of analysis of lost sales or revenue allegations
• noting lack of any statutory provision requiring ITC to perform any particular type of analysis of lost sales or revenue allegations
• The language of § 1677(4)(A) “defies the suggestion that the ITC must make a disaggregated analysis of material injuiy.”

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