It is a bizarre form of subsidy, to be sure, but that does not make it any less damaging to the public interest.

Consider, for example, the importance of impartial and effective antitrust authorities, or subsidy schemes that are sufficiently well designed to ensure that they truly serve the public interest.

Fairtrade is not a government subsidy.

A subsidy scheme has been set up to encourage combining work and care there will be an annual opportunity for applications, the emphasis being on specific priorities and points of interest.

The largest subsidy is the Single Farm Payment .

ESF3 subsidy scheme for combining work and care

National Subsidy Program for Housing of Social Interest under the National Housing Plan The Ministry of Cities will build or repair 2000 homes, including 400 new buildings and 800 repairs in the Kalunga Community.

In 2002, for example, the income thresholds for the Premium Subsidy program were increased, which made it easier for individuals and families to qualify for premium subsidy.

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

Inadequate rent capture decreases government revenues and acts as a disguised subsidy.

Notwithstanding sharp reductions in debt service traceable to the Fed s zero interest rate subsidy, the stock of debt is still about 116 of disposable personal income, well above the 43 average in the final three decades of the twentieth century.

It is much easier to reform subsidy programs when the economy is expanding.

The right to placement of children in pre school institutions subsidy for kindergartens It is exercised only in Sarajevo canton for 937 children in the amount of 130 KM subsidy from 30 to 100 .

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

A significant appreciation of the renminbi will reduce or even eliminate that growth subsidy.

This form of government support amounts to a large implicit subsidy for big banks.

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

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

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

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.

Big banks get a big taxpayer subsidy in the form of downside protection for their creditors.

Notification of developed countries' subsidy programmes, including those implemented under regional integration schemes, must be encouraged.

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.

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

Domestic supply disruptions are now fueling inflation and compounding the problems of a subsidy laden national budget.

And a banking system that never received a taxpayer subsidy could still support excessive private sector leverage.

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

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

Seven hundred and fifty four foster children were supported by the Subsidy Program for special social needs.

China Further to the announcement of a subsidy program for BIPV projects in March 2009 offering RMB20 watt for BIPV systems and RMB15 watt for rooftop systems, the Chinese government recently unveiled a photovoltaic energy subsidy program the Golden Sun Demonstration Project .

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

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

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

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

And the largest cost of major bank failures is not the subsidy, or the cost of a bailout.

Families of children attending Early Childhood Services OSC programs also became eligible for a provincial child care subsidy.

You shall not lend on interest to your brother interest of money, interest of food, interest of anything that is lent on interest

Finally, if we focus on the too big to fail subsidy at any particular time, we miss too much.

District Administration and Army Monitoring Teams have constituted task force to identify and recommend target groups for FSP subsidy.

As world energy prices collapsed, Brazil fortuitously turned off its subsidy tap, whereupon a brutal Darwinian free for all ensued.

The government did not bail out the underperformers, allowing market forces to restructure the industry during the post subsidy phase.