請依下文回答第 22 題至第 25 題India has rapidly grown from imposing its first anti-dumping measure in 1992 to becoming the largest userof anti-dumping measures in the past few years. While data suggest that the trigger was the removal ofquantitative restrictions on imports, the continued reduction of import tariffs has played an important role insustaining this high use of anti-dumping measures. As successive Indian governments pursue the policy ofreducing peak tariff rates to about 5-10 percent, the trend of initiating a large number of anti-dumpinginvestigations is likely to continue. While this may sound ominous, one of the strongest non-economic rationalesfor the continued popularity of anti-dumping measures is that it functions as an effective political tool forbuilding support for global trade. The argument therefore is that anti-dumping promises a certain degree ofprotection to domestic players and thereby convinces them to accept greater, more wide-ranging, and beneficial,trade liberalization. The increased use of anti-dumping measures by the India government thus can be seen as anassurance that the increased free trade will be fair and that temporary relief would be provided to domesticplayers who are adversely affected.
22. What is the above passage mainly about?
(A) The rapid economic growth of India
(B) The tariff system of India
(C) Trade liberalization in India
(D) The use of anti-dumping measures by India