A former ITC commissioner, Alfred Eckes, has written, "In battling dumping, trade administrators not only help sustain political support for an open global trading system, but they also bring benefits to consumers as well as producers. I remember well how imposition of U.S. antidumping duties against Korean television makers prompted them to lower high home market prices in order to avoid the payment of U.S. dumping duties." Comment on Mr. Eckes's statement. Do you agree or disagree with its general thrust? Support your answer with examples from how U.S. policy is applied and recent world experience with such policies.