Sentence examples for subsidy structure from inspiring English sources

Investors are pushing the government to make long-term policy changes, particularly to its subsidy structure for fossil fuels.

They are opposed by the bankers (Schraa), but – as Professors Admati and Hellwig explain in detail – this lobby likes the current opaque subsidy structure very much, including executive compensation based on "return on equity" not properly adjusted for risk.

H. Jeffrey Leonard, president of the Global Environment Fund, a private equity firm that invests in clean-technology ventures, said that the current subsidy structure was the legacy of 60 years of lobbying and political jockeying in Washington that largely benefits oil, coal, nuclear power and corn-based ethanol.

Finally, as mentioned, the subsidy structure is not completely understood in this study.

Results indicate that the oil price reform in 2009 significantly reduced China's fossil-fuel subsidies and modified the subsidy structure.

To address this problem and focus on the period for which we clearly understand the subsidy structure, we omit the second half of the analysed fiscal years.

And, it's part of the bigger, complicated issues around subsidy structures and research and development for fruit and vegetables as opposed to soy, corn and palm oil.

Some of these patterns of demand will change as populations migrate, subsidy structures change and alternative opportunities arise.

At stake is a subsidy system structured to reward the biggest farmers, who receive 84percentt of federal cash payments even though they represent less than one-fourth of the country's two million farmers.

Yet the provisions tinker only with the subsidies and structures that surround the electricity market, leaving the core of the system untouched.

The way these subsidies are structured, there is a maximum percentage of household income any eligible person must pay for health insurance.