tax subsidy

Examples of subsidy

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However, retaliation against implicit environmental subsidies is not permitted under these rules.
If the project generates financial revenues, but they are lower than for purely commercial investments, then perhaps an interest rate subsidy would be most appropriate.
The politically popular fertilizer subsidies are generally disappointing and should be replaced by market-smart grants or by institutional reforms.
In success cases, government expenditure on subsidies, social transfers and wages remain relatively constant and revenues increase.
For these reasons, technology policies are preferred as long as improved stoves save wood as expected, are acceptable to villagers, and subsidy costs are reasonable.
The true extend of cross subsidies is often difficult to measure.
Moreover, some solutions involved redistributive elements, either because they were not fiscally neutral or because they introduced subsidies for renewable energy sources.
By the end of the 1980s, the total sum of subsidies for music had reached a new high.
The negative incremental net gain indicates the minimum external support (subsidy) that may be needed to make the new technologies economically attractive to farmers.
The sharp decline in cereal production following the elimination of the fertilizer subsidy was due to the high intensity of fertilizer use on these crops.
Had the commissioners exercised their powers it is likely that the subsidy yield could have been sustained.
The yearly subsidies from the central treasury (excluding loan and assistance) keep afloat the administrative machinery of the regional governments.
But the "manufacture," privileged by the state institutions, need not be afraid of competition, for it relies on royal subsidies, import restrictions, and monopolistic privileges.
This latter measure includes adjustments for earmarked government subsidies and other real financial investment activities on the part of households.
It deprives them of their qualifications for the benefits and subsidies connected with the urban 'identity'.
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Collocations withsubsidy

subsidy

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agricultural subsidy
Differences in agriculturalsubsidy provision might also reflect economic characteristics of the farm sector in each country.
annual subsidy
The result is that the $1 billion in annualsubsidy results in a deadweight loss of up to $400 million per year.
cash subsidy
Both single-parent families and the working poor would have qualified for a cashsubsidy.
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