Export subsidies are:

A. maximum limits on the quantity or total value of specific products imported to a nation.

B. excise taxes or duties placed on imported products.

C. licensing requirements, unreasonable quality standards, and the like designed to impede imports.

D. government payments to domestic producers to enable them to charge lower prices and sell more goods in world markets.

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Atticus Sweeney

11 August, 05:55

Export subsidies are:

A. maximum limits on the quantity or total value of specific products imported to a nation.

B. excise taxes or duties placed on imported products.

C. licensing requirements, unreasonable quality standards, and the like designed to impede imports.

D. government payments to domestic producers to enable them to charge lower prices and sell more goods in world markets.

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Russell Hansen · Answer 1

the right asnwer is D.

Explanation:

the first three are measures to limit, prevent, or increase the costs of a merchandise entering the country, that is, importation (protectionist measures)

While with the export subsidies the intention of the country is to place a certain product or service outside its territories, for this it must encourage production in some way, for example this is achieved through deliveries or advances of money, postponement of taxes, suspension of taxes, special exemptions or preferential prices in its raw material.