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Democrats have mounted pressure on the FHFA to use government resources to subsidize the cost of mortgage loan forgiveness.
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They used the margins on their lending businesses to subsidize the cost of their retail operations and payment systems.
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New state initiatives like those in New Jersey and California can help subsidize the cost of better parental leave policies.
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Wireless service operators typically subsidize the cost of smartphones, offering discounts to consumers to lock them into two-year service contracts.
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Certain states, such as Texas and Arkansas, have chosen to subsidize the cost of the service for schools that provide Internet access to students.
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The government has in the meantime secured a World Bank loan to subsidize the cost of bandwidth until its own cable lands in Mombasa.
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In return, ViFiB will pay up to €30 per month to subsidize the cost of the FTTH (fiber-to-the-home) Internet connection necessary to guarantee fast access.
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The government will subsidize the cost of buying a digital-analog converter box by offering $40 discount coupons to anyone who owns an analog television set.
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Australia's solar credits program, which will subsidize the cost of households installing 1.5-kw solar power systems, and subsidized tariffs should help boost demand.
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But they have reservations about a plan to subsidize the costs of the services with intrusive advertising.
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Texas subsidizes the cost of processing driver's licenses and contends Obama's actions would cost it millions of dollars.
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Medicare Part D subsidizes the cost of prescription drugs and prescription drug insurance premiums for Medicare benefits in the United States.
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The law has helped bring insurance coverage to millions of Americans who previously had none, subsidizing the cost of insurance through tax credits.
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The federal government is subsidizing the cost of buying a digital-analog converter box by offering $40 discount coupons to Americans who own an analog television.
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The federal government is subsidizing the cost of buying a digital-analog converter box by offering $40 discount coupons to anyone who owns an analog television.
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States can buy 31 million more courses under a federal contract that subsidizes the cost, for a total of 81 million courses.