Federal Case

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• stating that Commerce properly places the burden of demonstrating lack of state control on exporters because they have the best access to pertinent information
• allowing Commerce discretion to determine what evidence is sufficient to overcome the presumption of state-control
• finding, problematic the rationale that a casting producer in the surrogate country would choose to pay the highest combination of prices for pig iron plus-freight
• upholding Commerce’s application of a rebuttable presumption of state control in NME proceedings
• Commerce's decision to place the burden on exporters is justified because exporters have best access to information
• “[T]he process of constructing foreign market value for a producer in a nonmarket economy country is difficult and necessarily imprecise . .. .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).