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*price support: government directly intervenes with prices by setting a price for the fish (often lower than what the fishermen want to sell for) and then pay the fishermen the difference
*direct financial assistance: reducing operating costs of fishing vessels in order to encourage fishing. It is mostly implemented by developed countries for Distant Water Fleets (DWF), thus giving their fleet an advantage over fishermen of developing countries.
*indirect financial assistance: reducing operating costs by subsidizing shipbuilding, fish processing, credits and loans, taxes
*trade restrictions: import tariffs (makes sure prices are not lower than domestic prices) and import quotas (restricts number of fish)
countries and the subsidies they use
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