Ethanol production from corn is heavily subsidised, with output running at more than 13.5 billion gallons annually.
"They're not necessarily bad, but it's not obvious that all these things are stuff that we want to subsidise with taxpayers' money".
The school will be subsidised, with the government paying two-thirds of fees and parents covering the remaining third, 3,000 Danish kroner a month (£344).
The tenant will be subsidised with housing benefit – the second biggest welfare programme in the UK, already costing £24bn a year.
Unlike care homes for older people, there are virtually no self-funders among our clients, so we can't cross-subsidise with private fees.
Harvard's students may pay for their teaching, but the university's research, which Mr Summers urges firms to emulate, is heftily subsidised with public money along with hand-outs from the university's huge endowment.Public support gives most universities a financial stability that companies do not enjoy.
The message is to forget the state (unless you are a loser); resent your neighbour (he is probably a high earner masquerading as a low earner, to get that social flat you're subsidising with your taxes); and trust the market (where prices are created elegantly, neutrally, perfectly, like physics).
The purchase of E-scooters is subsidised with EUR 250 500.
Inevitably, there's the carrot of monetization too for both third-party developers and mobile operators who, presumably, txtr hopes it can cut deals with to offer the device subsidised with a lengthy contract to end users.
The scheme is heavily subsidised, with contributions from Oxfam covering running and other excess costs (Poletti et al. 2007).
