A domestic market subsidy is government financial aid provided to local industries to lower production costs or consumer prices. It is used to boost domestic competitiveness, stabilize essential goods, or support strategic sectors. Primary beneficiaries include local producers, who gain a market edge, and consumers, who access more affordable products, though it can distort international trade.
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