Beckett and Pavano were Marlins teammates in the 2003 championship season and lastly in 2004, members of a staff of strong young arms that might have tamed the National League East for the better part of a decade had South Florida taxpayers been faster with their subsidization of a new baseball stadium.
The government tries to resolve this situation with increased subsidization.
The manufacturer's payment to the contractor consists of a fixed amount along with cost subsidization for each maintenance operation performed.
The policy about whether a particular analgesic requires prescription is different among all the countries, as in the case with medication subsidization (summarized in Table 4).
Indeed, as has been shown in the literature, the transport domain abounds with cross-subsidization between various user groups, such as users of different types of vehicles (diesel, gasoline, electricity), different types of users (private versus commercial, person versus freight transport), and different types of regions (center versus periphery) [27, 54, 62, 71].
For instance, with cross-subsidization, membership is based on ability to pay, and the rich will pay more while the poor pay less, thus the rich cross-subsidize the poor and vulnerable, the healthy cross-subsidize the sick [ 1].
Taxpayers are growing increasingly disenchanted with this public subsidization for the benefit of private businessmen.
Together, New York's three recently built stadiums, Citi Field, Yankee Stadium, and the Barclays Center, received eight hundred and seventy-six million dollars in federal subsidies, along with even more subsidization from the state and city — but many of the people working there hold low-wage, part-time positions such as concessions operator, security guard, or janitor.
Another reason could be international institutional differences with regard to subsidization of transport costs and the length of waiting times.
