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Wiktionary
- n. The act or process of subsidizing.
WordNet 3.0
- n. money (or other benefits) obtained as a subsidy
- n. the act of providing a subsidy
Examples
“Because Canada Post has been and must continue to be primarily a public service and an instrument of public communications policy, it will require subsidization from the Treasury.”
“Add in subsidization (Medicare, Medicaid, government employee health plans, veterans’ benefits, etc.) and (legally) constrained supply and you’ve got a formula for runaway costs.”
“Since the Kindle DX actually costs quite a bit more than the Kindle 2, "it makes sense to explore ... other forms of distribution, such as subsidization by newspapers," Rubin said.”
“Of course, all health insurance pools are to some extent redistributive in this way, as there is inevitably some cross-subsidization within insurance.”
“And moving on, you say that the big-city easterners pay for the land use policies of the west through tax-subsidization, and that because of this, they are owed a seat at the discussion and legislation table.”
“Instead of increasing the number of the insured, a more sound strategy would be to stop all subsidization of health insurance through government intervention and tax money.”
The Wall Street Journal: There Is Medical Cost Shifting, but Not What You Think
“It isn't even Clinton's fault, who enabled the federal subsidization of mortgages and deregulated the lending industry to enable the subprime crisis.”
“This is one of the points that we are going to make very strongly, that we need rules for subsidization," he said.”
“If massive government subsidization of homeownership is not the reason for the financial problems, then why bring it up?”
Matthew Yglesias » The High Cost of Subsidized Homeownership
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