Which course of action would the WTO take if member A tries to impose a trade barrier against member B?
A.
Member A would be suspended from the WTO.
B.
Member B would receive trade grants from the WTO.
C.
Member A would receive trade sanctions from the WTO.
D.
The trade barrier would be considered null and void.
E.
Member B would be directed to issue trade barriers against member A.

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