Sentence examples for targeted subsidy from inspiring English sources

Fay (1996), however, makes the point that substitution and displacement effects may not be considered that important from a policy perspective, since targeted subsidy schemes are intended to "shuffle the queue" of job-seekers: Subsidies targeted at the long-term unemployed may lead employers to hire them instead of other unemployed persons.

"PHASE two of the Iranian targeted subsidy plan" is as clunky in Persian as it is in English, but it rolls off every Iranian's tongue.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says implementation of the targeted subsidy system will eradicate unemployment and poverty in Iran within three years.

The Iranian targeted subsidy plan also known as the subsidy reform plan was passed by the Iranian Parliament on January 5, 2010.

However, in the case of targeted subsidy, the impact on adverse selection is not clear.

A further targeted subsidy of 15% was provided to vulnerable groups through discount vouchers delivered through antenatal clinics and regular immunizations.

Obama championed targeted subsidies and tax credits.

Open-ended, poorly targeted subsidies to that industry that create huge distortions in the wider economy are never going to get you there".

He introduced schemes to help cane cutters survive the months between harvests, and gave targeted subsidies to the poor.On the other hand, there was in Mr Campos more than a trace of the old-fashioned political boss (a coronel, as they called them in the north-east).

"Existing poorly targeted subsidies to highly profitable firms can be converted into evidence-based assistance for the small to medium sector," she said.

Under the Reconstruction and Development Program (RDP), launched in 1994, targeted subsidies were primarily used to fund new low-cost turnkey housing developments—so called "RDP houses".