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A country meets such below-cost imports with tariffs that push the price back up to cost. Those rules are:

ACurrency controls
BPatent protections
CExport subsidies
DAnti-dumping laws
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Anti-dumping laws
1. The tariff restores the true cost. 2. The target is below-cost selling. 3. They are anti-dumping laws. _Source: OpenStax Principles of Economics 3e, Chapter 34, Globalization and Protectionism._
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