Components in the mix may include government subsidies, fees, taxes, set-aside programs and regulations, state-owned enterprises, mandatory social security, or national health programs.
After all, there is close to $4 billion in monthly charges, taxpayer subsidies, fees, and fines at stake.
This could include full removal of taxation and duty on all educational materials and full subsidy on fees and levies for the extremely poor social groups.
You agree to pay Google an equipment subsidy recovery fee (the "Equipment Recovery Fee") equal to the difference between the full price of the Nexus handheld device without service plan and the price you paid for the Nexus handheld device if you cancel your wireless plan prior to 120 days of continuous wireless service.
The agency is one of the county's biggest fiscal worries, since Nassau pays $50 million a year in subsidies and fees and guarantees the agency's $256 million debt repayment, Mr. Weitzman said.
The plans also include cuts to school bus fare subsidies, increasing fees at leisure centres as well as an increase in burial and cremation charges.
If the social decision-maker is able to alter those costs through, for example, taxes, subsidies, access fees, penalties, and so on, then the social decision-maker is also able to change private behavior and disease dynamics (Francis 1997; Auld 2003; Francis 2004).
The PBO said cuts to government subsidies accompanying fee deregulation could save $1.3bn a year in 2025-26.
The province provides funding to municipalities and First Nations for childcare fee subsidies, wage subsidies, special needs resourcing and administration.
During the last decade, Sallie Mae received $3.7 billion in subsidies and paid fees and taxes totaling $6.5 billion, resulting in $2.8 billion in net payments to the government.
