Government payments made to domestic firms in order to encourage exports are called ?
Correct answer: C. subsidies
- A. Side payments
- B. Tariffs
- C. subsidies
- D. export quotas
Explanation
Subsidies are government payments that lower domestic firms’ costs or raise their returns, making their goods more competitive abroad. Tariffs tax imports, while quotas restrict import quantities.
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