That's all of the countries.
EDIT:
Downvote me all you want, I can pull plenty of examples. Nothing pisses off a voting constituency more than a major regional employer shuttering, so governments do something about it. That, or the government wants to build/maintain a hegemony, so they float companies to outlast competition.
Go back far enough and everyone will have done this with their nascent industries.
And that’s arguably a core job of any elected government. It’s not to promote external commerce or industry. That’s just a positive side effect of equitable bilateral deals. The primary economic and security responsibility is to your own people.
Is the "free trade" mask completely off now? Good.
There are other examples for both Europe and other regions, but that's what instantly pops into my mind.
However in none of those countries but USA will you see in almost any published text or discussion thread a lot of people weeping that the competitors from China are too strong only because their government either subsidizes them or forces foreign companies to transfer IP, or they do not enforce the environmental regulations.
The contrast between these continuous complaints of the US citizens and what the US government really does, by subsidizing all significant private investments with tax breaks and by blackmailing foreign companies to give various advantages to US companies is funny.