If a country is not a member of GATT,under U.S.law a countervailing duty can be imposed without regard to whether a U.S.firm is injured or not.

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Under the U.S. law, if a country is not a member of GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), countervailing duty can be imposed without the consideration of whether a U.S. firm is injured or not. This is done to protect the domestic industries from foreign subsidies.

If a Country Is Not a Member of GATT,under U