subsidize
The board discussed whether to continue company subsidization of the canteen.
Congress may need to consider further subsidization of small business loans.
We need large-scale subsidisation and investment in solar power.
At a cost of £30m, the government launched a subsidisation scheme.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Paying money
2FA
2SV
ante up (something)
burn a hole in someone's pocketidiom
buying power
cost-cutting
fund
non-contributory
overpaid
put someone through something
put something on your/someone's card
put something towards something
reimburse
run to something
self-finance
spend
spent
splurge
sponsor
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Examples of subsidization

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There are very few, if any, models of direct subsidization that are operational.
Direct subsidization of forest conservation is as efficient-in terms of the level of economic benefits-as eco-forestry.
Let us first consider agricultural subsidization when there is a perfect labor market.
However, the cost of direct subsidization is greater.
The main question to be discussed is how varying political interests will affect its optimal intervention (subsidization) mechanism, and thus the outcome of the negotiations.
On the one hand, such a subsidization scheme is favourable as it offers the highest subsidies when the probability of trade is at the lowest.
The clear tendency however is that higher child care costs call for even stronger subsidization of families.
Subsidization of certain energy products is not uncommon worldwide and the opportunity cost principle is not always followed.
If private investment in their development has not been forthcoming, subsidization of investment in complementary assets may be unwise from both financial and development perspectives.
Finally, we consider the argument that projects involving the subsidization of commercial ventures may be preferred by donor organizations.
In addition, subsidization via the tax system has the advantage that it is not directly related to production.
Having defined the tradeoffs, some numerical examples are used to calculate the tax benefit and quantify the potential for cross subsidization.
Overfishing, soil depletion, desertification, and deforestation have all been facilitated by a long history of subsidization.
In theory, direct subsidization can more easily be applied to large, contiguous areas of forest necessary for the conservation of larger species.
To achieve this, the government offered various subsidization programs to help employers facilitate the work-life balance of their workers.
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