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Injury Analysis

8. Cash Flow SAP/ Audited Financial Records

9. Factors affecting Various submissions available on record by various stakeholders
Domestic Prices and market intelligence
10. The Magnitude Determined as per NEP and NV/CNV
of the Margin of
Dumping
11. Employment Payroll record
12. Wages SAP/ Audited Financial Records
13. Productivity Per Production quantity/ Number of employees
Employee
14. Productivity Per Production quantity/ Number of days
Day
15. Growth Calculation on year to year basis in respect of each of the
parameters
16. Ability to Raise Submissions as verified/ Audited Financial Records
Capital Invest-
ments

11.7.46. Clubbing of parameters or separate analysis of each parameter:
analysis is undertaken separately for each parameter, while sometimes, the analysis
may be undertaken by clubbing certain parameters. For example, parameters such
as production, capacity utilization, domestic sales, market share, inventories, etc.,
could be examined either individually for each of these parameters, or in a combined
manner for all these parameters. Whatever be the methodology adopted, the
analysis should expressly show the application of the mind of the Investigator to
each and every parameter. There should be specific commentary/analysis in respect
of each of these parameters.

11.7.47. Even if the DI has considered some parameter as irrelevant, the same
should still be examined. It is however possible to hold that some parameters have
been considered irrelevant or indecisive.

11.7.48. It is not necessary that each and every parameter or majority of the
parameter should show that the performance of the DI has been adversely
impacted. It is clearly understood that neither one, nor more, of these parameters
may give decisive guidance. One (or more) parameter(s) may sometimes be strong
enough to outweigh the performance by the rest of the parameters. For example, in
several investigations relating to products such as chemicals, petrochemicals, steel
industry, and more particularly where production process is such that the production

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