Faced with cash shortages, local housing authorities raised rents on the most vulnerable families, informed some tenants that they would be dropped from the Section 8 rolls and told landlords who rent to those tenants that they would no longer receive the previously agreed-upon subsidies.
In it, he argued that the prices set by free markets, particularly those governing the world's food supply, don't reflect the real value of things, because free markets depend, in effect, upon subsidies from society and the environment.
The political powers devolved to the new legislature in Belfast by the act of 1920 were considerable (including control of housing, education, and policing), but the new government had little fiscal autonomy and became increasingly reliant upon subsidies from the British government.
Faced with unexpected shortfalls, local public housing agencies have informed landlords that they can no longer pay agreed-upon rent subsidies, making it likely that many Section 8 tenants will soon be shown the door.
When not used for a limited period, they can make receivers dependent upon the subsidy.
But he's way too smart not also to feel a pang of disappointment at how dependent British cinema remains upon public subsidy for its success, and how little of the benefit actually flows back to British companies.
Prior to the ownership reform, township health centers were not very profitable and thus depended upon governmental subsidy for their very survival [ 34].
The TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady, said the report highlighted again how private train operators relied upon public subsidies.
You also draw attention to "benefit cliffs" — the abrupt termination of a subsidy upon reaching a given income limit — in essence, penalizing workers who increase their earnings.
Returning veterans will be given a deployment subsidy upon their return from theater.
