Sentence examples for subsidy effect from inspiring English sources

§ 983.304 Other subsidy: effect on rent to owner.

In 2010, when the German economy started to recover, the subsidy effect is smaller than in the pre-crisis years, but positive and significant.

The results identify the conditions under which a "larval subsidy effect" may be important to the performance of fishery management strategies.

Our results show that contaminants with a subsidy effect can alleviate the effects of toxic contaminants, and that long-term experiments are required to detect stress effects of emerging contaminants at environmentally relevant concentrations.

This study contributes to policy debate by identifying a representative subsidy effect: after controlling for publication selection bias and for a wide range of sample and study heterogeneities, MRA findings reject crowding out of private investment by public subsidy but reveal no evidence of substantial additionality.

In terms of the initial size of the payments, the decoupled subsidy effect is found to be significantly positive for the full sample but is not found to be significant for dairy or tillage farms.

The essay should contain clear connections between domestic and global subsidy effects, as well as how the subsidy system works.

Unfortunately, researching subsidy-driven ecological cascades is often intractable because of difficulties in (i) disentangling and tracking subsidy effects on wildlife demography and movement1,12 and (ii) identifying and attributing secondary food-web impacts (or 'cascades') to particular agents, especially over large spatial or temporal scales17,18.

Also, the overall-slope for the benchmark case is the largest while that of scenario III is the smallest, indicating higher subsidy effects at higher premium rates.

While they found positive treatment effects of an additional subsidy, effects are smaller than those from estimates which were not conditional on the participation in a short-term training measure.

Decoupled support to agriculture could influence production decisions through a number of mechanisms beyond the subsidy effects described above.