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Subsidies are important because they can help support industries or activities that provide public benefits but may not be profitable on their own. They can also help promote innovation, create jobs, and address market failures. Additionally, subsidies can be used to incentivize growth in specific sectors of the economy, support vulnerable populations, or encourage the adoption of sustainable practices.
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At what level in the election process are campaign subsidies most important?
It is most important at the presidential level.
WHAT ARE WELFARE PAYMENTS OR SUBSIDIES?
Costs and conquenses of providing subsidies
What was the important industries?
Agriculture is the most important industry, its the base of every industry and society. The goverment of every country understands this and give subsidies to encorage it.
What are welfare payments or consumer subsidies?
Costs and conquenses of providing subsidies
A government policy that protects domestic producers against international competition?
subsidies
Disadvantage of subsidies?
Subsidies may encourage continued inefficiency among producers. Workers and firms will be less productive due to the extra income they receive through subsidies.
Which kinds of government financial aid and land grants paid for railroad construction?
subsidies
What has the author Alberto Petrucci written?
Alberto Petrucci has written: 'Capital subsidies versus labour subsidies'
What are the costs and consequences of providing the subsidies and welfare?
Cost and consequences of providing the subsidies and welfare in South Africa
What are the costs and consequences of providing the subsidies and the welfare?
Cost and consequences of providing the subsidies and welfare in South Africa
What is the plural of subsidy?
subsidies
What are some synonyms for the term 'subsidies'?
Some synonyms for the term 'subsidies' include "aid," "allowance," "fellowship," "grant," "bonus" and "scholarship." Other less-common terms for subsidies include "tribute," "alimony" and "indemnity."
