Section 10: Non-market economies

10. Non-market economies Where the exporter of an investigated product is an exporter from a nonmarket economy country, the Investigating Authority may, if it considers the methodology for determining normal value to be inappropriate, determine the normal value on the basis of— (a) the comparable price paid or payable, in the ordinary course of trade, for sales of the like product when destined for consumption in an appropriate market economy country; (b) the comparable price paid or payable, in the ordinary course of trade, for exports of the like product from an appropriate market economy country to other countries, including Mauritius; (c) the price actually paid or payable in Mauritius for the domestic like product, duly adjusted where necessary to include a profit margin corresponding to the margin to be expected under the existing economic circumstances for the sector concerned; or (d) any other reasonable method.