Washington can take Country X to the World Trade Organization — the world's supreme court on trade — and complain about
its subsidies of tennis balls.
Not exact matches
Let's say the US finds out that Country X uses generous government
subsidies to make its production
of tennis balls cheaper and give them an unfair price advantage over
tennis balls made in the US.
The second option the US has is to initiate direct negotiations with Country X over its
tennis ball subsidies and come to some kind
of compromise agreement.