You people are so fucking endlessly ignorant.
Here's an explanation from the UK government of how it determines whether a good is being dumped. I will highlight in bold the parts that show I am right and you are wrong.
"Calculating a dumping margin
Dumping occurs when goods are imported into a country at a price that is below their normal value. A dumping margin is the difference between the export price and the normal value of the goods, described as a percentage of the export price.
When we undertake dumping investigations, we calculate dumping margins for each (sampled) exporter. We then use the dumping margin along with the injury margin to determine anti-dumping duty rates where they are needed.
Calculating an individual dumping margin involves the following stages:
calculating the normal value of the goods concerned
determining the export price of the goods concerned
ensuring a fair comparison between the normal value and the export price
establishing the price difference to calculate the dumping margins ...
Calculating the normal value
Calculating the normal value based on comparable price
Where possible, we will calculate the normal value of the goods concerned using the comparable price. This is the price of the like goods when sold in the ordinary course of trade in the domestic market of the exporting country.
https://www.gov.uk/government/...
Please stop being so fucking ignorant and try to learn something, for once. Please stop pretending that just because you'd like the world to work according to your narrative, that is in fact how it works. If you did that, you might learn that the Chinese state's industrial policy did indeed provide extensive support for the development of its EV sector, but was just the tiniest bit more sophisticated than cheap loans. I mean, that doesn't even accurately describe the direct financial support the state provided to the sector, which also included targeted subsidies, tax breaks, coordinated industrial planning and preferential financing among many other tools; nor does it capture that this was a decades-long play, not a one-off handout. More importantly, it completely ignores the fact that the real support from the state was enabling (through, eg, a sane planning policy that allowed factory construction) Chinese OEMs to build a vertically integrated and scaled battery and parts ecosystem focused on cost reductions as well as quality improvements available via local supplier clustering and process improvements.
Noone is asking you to like the Chinese state, least of all me. But if you don't acknowledge its efficacy, and keep on treating it as a bunch of incompetent imbeciles, you aren't ever going to beat it.