; or (2) the nontariff barriers applied by a foreign country with respect to a particular good, when imported from the United States, impose significantly higher burdens, alone or in combination with any tariffs imposed by that country on that good, than the burdens of the nontariff barriers applied by the United States with respect to that good, alone or in combination with any tariffs imposed by the United States on that good, when imported from that country. (b) Actions specified The actions specified in this subsection are the following: (1) To negotiate and seek to enter into an agreement with the foreign country that commits the country to reduce the rate of duty or reduce or eliminate nontariff barriers with respect to the good that is the subject of the determination under subsection (a). (2) To impose a rate of duty on imports of the good that is equal to— (A) in the case of a determination described in subsection (a)(1), the rate of duty imposed by the foreign country with respect to the good; or (B) in the case of a determination described in subsection (a)(2), the effective rate of duty of the nontariff barriers applied by the foreign country with respect to the good, alone or in combination with any tariffs imposed by that country on that good. (c) Factors In taking an action specified in subsection (b), the President shall consider the following factors: (1) The tariff classification of the good by the United States and the tariff classification of the good by the foreign country. (2) The rate of duty applied by the United States with respect to the good and the rate of duty applied by the foreign country with respect to the good. (3) The physical characteristics of the good. (4) The end uses and existence of a competitive relationship between the good— (A) as exported from the United States to the foreign country