What term describes a company selling excess inventory in international markets due to unexpected fluctuations in supply and demand within its domestic economy?

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Explanation

Sporadic dumping happens when a firm offloads temporary surpluses in foreign markets caused by sudden shifts in supply and demand at home. This contrasts with predatory, persistent, or foreign dumping, which have different characteristics.

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What term describes a company selling excess inventory in international markets due to unexpected fluctuations in supply and demand within its domestic economy?

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