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  • adjective Opposing a subsidy.

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anti- +‎ subsidy

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Examples

  • Meanwhile, if Commerce can't treat them as market economies under the antisubsidy laws, the countervailing duties would completely disappear.

    The Name of the Trade Game 2011

  • China complained in 2008 that U.S. trade officials weren't following proper methodology in calculating some antisubsidy and antidumping duties on Chinese imports.

    U.S. Scores WTO Win John W. Miller 2010

  • The EU has never imposed antisubsidy duties on China.

    Trade Body Rules in Beijing's Favor John W. Miller 2011

  • Beijing appealed, arguing the U.S. couldn't legally impose two different classes of punitive duties—antidumping and antisubsidy— on the same goods.

    Trade Body Rules in Beijing's Favor John W. Miller 2011

  • Most countries, the U.S. included, don't consider China a market economy, and therefore usually don't apply antisubsidy duties.

    Trade Body Rules in Beijing's Favor John W. Miller 2011

  • The WTO handed a victory to China, ruling the U.S. illegally imposed antidumping and antisubsidy duties on some Chinese exports.

    What's News: Business & Finance 2011

  • China is "highly concerned and regrets" the petition filed by some U.S. solar-panel companies seeking an antidumping and antisubsidy investigation related to solar panels from China, according to a statement on the ministry's website.

    China Opposes U.S. Solar-Panel Duties 2011

  • "The approach of imposing antidumping and antisubsidy duties on the same product at the same time is against the WTO principle," he added.

    China Fights Back on EU Paper Tariffs 2011

  • This antidumping case was filed within days of Mr. Obama's imposition last September of a discretionary 35% tariff on Chinese tire imports and amid American antidumping and antisubsidy duties on Chinese exports worth billions of dollars.

    A Game of Trade Chicken 2010

  • BRUSSELS—The World Trade Organization handed an important victory to China, ruling that the U.S. illegally imposed both antidumping and antisubsidy duties on some Chinese exports in 2007.

    Trade Body Rules in Beijing's Favor John W. Miller 2011

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