the area of absence of government intervention and may be the most difficult to determine. It includes government inaction that allows producers to impose - in the short or long term - certain production costs on others, including environmental and natural resources, which has positive short-term effects on the income and / or expenses of the industry. These grants are normally positive in the short term, but negative in the long term. By definition, they do not imply an expense for the government and their value for the industry is implicit. Examples of this type of grant are: Free access to fishing grounds, lack of pollution control, lack of management measures, non-application of current regulations, etc