Subsidies in non-market economy countries are difficult to determine because:

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In non-market economy countries, foreign trade decisions are made by the state trading organization and exports benefit from many economic advantages designed to meet an overall plan. As a result, it is difficult to determine the exact value and nature of subsidies provided by these countries. Option A may also be true to some extent, but option D specifically addresses the challenge of determining subsidies in non-market economy countries. Options B and C are incorrect as they falsely assume that non-market economy countries have limited subsidies.

Subsidies in Non-Market Economy Countries Are Difficult to Determine Because