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Meanings of subsidy in English

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Usage of subsidy in English
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But we know subsidy leads to distortion, leads to longer term problems.
Reuters
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He said no public subsidy would be given to the nuclear industry.
The Guardian
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Can an approved essential business operating as normal receive government wage subsidy?
Radio NZ
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The government recently expanded the wage subsidy scheme to include larger businesses.
Radio NZ
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In the end, food assistance displaced farm-subsidy reform as the leading issue.
Reuters
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Many were also able to access the wage subsidy scheme, he said.
Radio NZ
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The government has increased its electricity subsidy to ensure prices remain stable.
The Guardian
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Traders are waiting for possible implementation of a raw sugar export subsidy.
Reuters
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A generous subsidy deal from the Scottish government made the project viable.
The Guardian
10
However, Mr Albanese said the wage subsidy rate should not be cut.
News.com.au
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Britain gives direct subsidy support to renewable energy projects, including wind farms.
Reuters
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She was relieved when the government announced the essential worker subsidy scheme.
Radio NZ
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A subsidy calculator from the Kaiser Family Foundation is available at: here.
Reuters
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Their number one concern was the extension of the wage subsidy scheme.
Radio NZ
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It is unclear if subsidy reform will also be proposed, lawmakers said.
Reuters
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Button said they applied for the new two-week wage subsidy straight away.
Radio NZ
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