Fairtrade is not a government subsidy.

A 20 year fixed subsidy expires in November.

A small coal tax can support a large solar subsidy.

A massive government subsidy package also accounted for domestic calm.

Although increasingly strapped for cash, governments offer the solace of public subsidy.

If the government subsidy is large enough, it will succeed in stopping the crisis.

Eliminating this subsidy would help 10 million poor cotton farmers in sub Saharan Africa.

The consumer price remains unchanged, but the government must somehow pay for the subsidy.

The United States ill considered bio fuels subsidy program demonstrates how not to react.

Some overseas sites give awards if they spread good news, some sort of subsidy.

Most were made by Bandai and its subsidy Angel others were produced by Banpresto.

Mercantilist policies of protection and subsidy have been effective instruments of an economically active state.

More than 70 of such companies were unprofitable and were propped up by government subsidy.

The most common adjustment measure, which governments in 78 developing countries are considering, is subsidy reduction.

This enormous subsidy to American taxpayers is, in many ways, the world s largest foreign aid program.

One such subsidy is permitting deduction of a fixed percentage of certain expenses from income tax.

The higher the wage cost, the lower the subsidy, until it has tapered off to zero.

The last committee that will examine subsidy agreements are accepting documents from plants until November 15.

At the same time, we demand government to extend full subsidy to the next production season.

Moreover, the government budget is balanced every year, since the coal tax pays for the solar subsidy.

But nothing about this subsidy explains the timing of the boom in housing and outlandish mortgage lending.

A substantial low wage employment subsidy is a fair and efficient way to achieve this important goal.

Some kind of penalty or subsidy thus has to be applied to encourage banks to issue them.

The implicit subsidy to banks means that German banks have an advantage over those of other countries.

Solar producers fully cover their costs of 0.16 kilowatt hour, since they sell power to the consumers at 0.07 kilowatt hour and receive a subsidy of 0.09 kilowatt hour. A small coal tax can support a large solar subsidy.

He also exercises a total grip over the allocation of the DPJ s state subsidy to individual DPJ legislators.

That will hold true as long as cheap energy from Russia acts as a de facto economic subsidy.

Indeed, even firms in advanced industrial countries that have not received a subsidy are at an unfair advantage.

Yet, having enjoyed a huge subsidy from Moscow, Kadyrov has rebuilt Grozny and provided it with some security.

But your agricultural subsidy programs block us from establishing any sort of comparative advantage in most agricultural products.

I also renewed my support for a subsidy to companies for their ongoing employment of low wage workers.

Johnson said I don't see why a regressive tax should fund programmes that could be funded without subsidy.

What is now clear, however, is that such government spending is really a kind of subsidy to the poultry industry.

The coal tax is now raised to 0.05 kilowatt hour, just enough to cover the solar subsidy of 0.05 kilowatt hour.

The consumer price finally reaches 0.16 kilowatt hour, enough to cover the full cost of solar power without a further subsidy.

As the name implies, livelihood insurance is designed to provide more than just a brief respite or a subsidy for retraining.

The coal tax is now raised to 0.05 kilowatt hour, just enough to cover the solar subsidy of 0.05 kilowatt hour.

First, for some individuals, working fewer hours reduces incomes enough to entitle them to a larger government subsidy for health insurance.

Cartes also argued that the cost of the subsidy 'could be more than 3.2 billion USD, approximately 25 of Paraguay's budget.'

The best remedy is a subsidy for low wage employment, paid to employers for every full time low wage worker they hire and calibrated to the employee s wage cost to the firm. The higher the wage cost, the lower the subsidy, until it has tapered off to zero.

Even if the employment subsidy were offered only for, say, one year, firms would be tempted to use more labor during this time.

In their enthusiasm for creating a single market, European leaders did not recognize that governments provide an implicit subsidy to their banking systems.

The bulk of claims for the subsidy come from northern Italy, which is usually considered less prone to tax evasion to begin with.

People could benefit from the subsidy only by engaging in productive work that is, a job that employers deem worth paying something for.

It seems plausible that two years is long enough for retraining, after which the employee might command a higher wage without a government subsidy.