If foreign companies try to gain market share in the U.S.by selling goods below what it costs to make them,the U.S.government can fine the companies and distribute the collected fines to affected U.S.companies.This foreign company's practice is known as:

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The foreign company's practice described in the question of selling goods below the cost to make them is known as "dumping." Dumping can harm domestic producers and fair competition by flooding the market with low-priced goods. The U.S. government has measures in place to protect against it, including imposing fines on the foreign companies and distributing the collected fines to affected U.S. companies. Therefore, the answer is D - dumping.

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