Agricultural product subsidies usually refer to a country's government providing financial or financial support to its own agricultural product producers or operators, including cash subsidies, price support or other policy preferential treatment, so that its agricultural products can be compared with each other in the international and domestic markets. Comparing similar products that are not subsidized, gain a competitive advantage.
According to the above definition, which of the following options is an agricultural product subsidy?
In the market of Country A, the government purchases corn grown by farmers at a price higher than the international market, and sells it at a low price to encourage farmers to grow corn. A company in this country uses corn as the main feed to cultivate broilers, and then exports them in large quantities to Country B