Sentence examples for subsidy assumption from inspiring English sources

For BIA, Wagstaff 17 recently argued that the two key assumptions often made the constant unit subsidy assumption and the constant unit cost assumption may produce different pictures of equity in the distribution of government health spending, depending on the nature of utilisation and fees paid to public providers.

Sharp slipped to fourth place among manufacturers in 2008, after Q-Cells of Germany, First Solar of America and Suntech of China.Factories have mushroomed all over the world in recent years, on the assumption that subsidies and loans for solar power would continue to grow, along with the world economy.

However, even under restrictive assumptions, subsidies are very substantial for most of the countries under study, and their regressive distributional impact and negative externalities obtain independent of their direct fiscal opportunity cost.

These recent regulatory changes suggest the need for new analysis and research based on post-Dodd-Frank data, not outdated assumptions about a "subsidy" in the form of lower borrowing rates for big banks.

The assumption behind such a subsidy is that a serious theatre is simply too costly to pay its way.

However, regulatory approval and subsidy decisions are based on the assumption that clinical trial outcomes can be extrapolated to the general population.

The reform may well require taxpayers to cough up more money for renewable generators whose subsidy rates have been calculated on the assumption that carbon taxes keep bumping up the wholesale price of power.

Imagine that Mass Retail Inc., without receiving large amounts of public subsidy, builds a shopping center based on the assumption that a profitable return on its investment is probable.

However the prospective scenario, which made the assumption of no tax breaks or subsidy, demonstrated that lower enzyme loadings would still permit bioethanol from bamboo to maintain its economic competitiveness with petrol under the technical conversion efficiencies modelled.

"The basic assumption of the news business model – the subsidy that advertisers have long provided to news content – is gone," said Larry Kilman, secretary general of WAN-IFRA, the global organisation for newspapers and news publishers.

A complex net of laws and policies, from intellectual property rights to producer subsidies and tax benefits, have flowed from this basic assumption.