In other words, just as I argued, print subscribers are effectively subsidizing online readers.
Financing and Delivery People who pay private insurance premiums now are effectively subsidizing those on Medicare.
According to his original lawsuit, filed in 2008, the tenant in Apartment 3F was paying $951.22 a month and owns a home on Long Island, which the Harmons contend that they are effectively subsidizing.
AT&T and others are going to continue to fight to kill this, since they are effectively subsidizing the service.
That makes it by far the most profitable market for pharmaceutical companies, leading to complaints that Americans are effectively subsidizing health systems elsewhere.
Taxpayers are effectively subsidizing the spread of the obesity epidemic, Kucinich says, since under current federal law marketing expenses for the junk- and fast-food industries are tax-deductible.
The perceived problem with this setup is that a whole range of derivatives activities, some of it speculative and risky, is effectively subsidized.
These include The Sun and two upmarket titles, The Times and The Sunday Times, whose mounting losses, said to have totaled more than $260 million in the past three years, have been effectively subsidized by The Sun and its sister tabloid, The News of the World.
This works out well for locals, because those who can't afford these plans get a ton resources at no cost because they're effectively subsidized by those who can.
