subsidisation

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Definition(s):

  1. (n) money (or other benefits) obtained as a subsidy
  2. (n) the act of providing a subsidy

Synonym(s)

subsidization

Quotes

  1. "Radical reform of US food aid is an essential part of any agreement we may reach in this round on the elimination of export subsidisation," Mandelson told a briefing as talks opened in Hong Kong to push forward the troubled Doha trade round.
    on Dec 13, 2005 By: Peter Mandelson Source: Financial Express

  2. Ms Pelosi called for the Bush administration "to address China's rampant subsidisation of its industries by ensuring that countervailing duty actions can be taken against subsidised Chinese exports."
    on Feb 13, 2007 By: Nancy Pelosi Source: Financial Times

  3. "There needs to be a way to finance these investments sustainably. India's biggest challenge fiscally has been the mass subsidisation of public investment...... (in areas like) electricity and fertilisers...... which eventually have really broken...
    on Feb 7, 2010 By: Jeffrey Sachs Source: Business Standard

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