Under the provisions of the World Trade Organization, Canada would have the right to impose countervailing duties on imports of South Korean steel when the South Korean government provides export subsidies to its steelmakers.

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The World Trade Organization allows countries to impose countervailing duties (anti-subsidy duties) on imports when the exporting country is providing export subsidies to its producers. Therefore, Canada would have the right to impose countervailing duties on imports of South Korean steel if the South Korean government provides export subsidies to its steelmakers.

Under the Provisions of the World Trade Organization, Canada Would