It means making low-interest, long-term financing available to new entrants, as well as subsidizing new facilities where appropriate in rural areas.
The local approaches are as varied as subsidizing wages for new hires, running a $100,000 regional business-plan competition and giving out grants to help small manufacturers reposition themselves.
"The German electorate is not in the mind-set to undertake actions it sees as subsidizing less worthy nations," said Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist of High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y.
How about putting that extra gasoline tax money into improving public transportation in cities, as well as subsidizing an expansion of Amtrak?
Republicans generally oppose the measure, which they see as subsidizing the state's largely Democratic, urban areas at the expense of other areas where Republicans dominate.
SBJ has also said it would donate $2.5 million to a housing trust fund that the town could use for such purposes as subsidizing mortgages or providing grants for down payments for needy families.
So, in a real sense, food stamps, unemployment insurance, school lunch programs, the earned income tax credit and other government programs can be seen as subsidizing businesses that can't afford to pay livable wages instead of being viewed as putting working people "on the dole".
Thus, conventional strategies such as subsidizing transit passes and restricting or pricing parking are not perceived to be appropriate solutions for AUB and many other developing world cases.
However, proponents of price manipulations, such as subsidizing fruits and vegetables and taxing fats, should be aware of how economic factors influence the nutrient content of diets.
Such policies could be monetary transfers, such as subsidizing travel expenses, but also could be simply providing information about job opportunities abroad and assisting with job placement.
