What are countervailing measures

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What are countervailing measures?

A. Measures which a state may initiate against another state when that other state has legally subsidised any of its domestic industries

B. Measures which a national government may initiate against another state when that other state, has not subsidised any of its domestic industries

C. Measures which a state may initiate against another state when that other State has illegally subsidised any of its domestic industries

D. Measures which a national government may initiate against another state when that other state has not illegally subsidised any its domestic industries

Answer: Option C

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