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As reported in China’s 2014 white paper on foreign aid, concessional loans (financing at subsidized interest rates) nearly doubled from 2010 to 2012 – a period when interest-free loans, which accounted for some 8% of total foreign aid, declined – and now represent 56% of China’s aid program.
China’s government has subsidized, protected, and goaded its firms to ensure rapid industrialization, thereby altering the global division of labor in its favor.
Subsidized services should be delivered by qualified providers, regardless of their public or private, for-profit or non-profit status.
The lower-paid tend to register with the public system, which is also financed from general revenues so that the poorest are fully subsidized.
Enrollment is voluntary and expanding gradually; the poorest, who are fully subsidized, have preference and are required to participate in health promotion activities.
The Colombian insurance scheme costs around $164 for each person covered, or $83 for fully subsidized coverage with a less generous benefit package.
In agriculture, small farmers would be placed on a collision course with US agro-business and their heavily subsidized farm exports.
Heavily subsidized, the loans are attractive to borrowing governments, especially those whose credit ratings have plummeted.
But then what is the role of subsidized lending?
Their lobbying, which is carried out at the expense of their companies, is subsidized by their shareholders.
Apart from capital injections for construction work, support could take the form of subsidized rents or assistance for firms that employ refugees.
That is why inventors have to be protected by patents and copyrights or subsidized by governments.
Once the crisis erupted and Greece lost access to new private lending, the “troika” (the IMF, the ECB, and the European Commission) provided massively subsidized long-term financing.
Like other aid recipients, Greece has become locked in a codependent relationship with its creditors, which are providing assistance in the form of de facto debt relief through subsidized loans and deferred interest payments.
First, there are the direct costs of military operations and of supporting the Crimean regime and its woefully inefficient economy (which has been heavily subsidized by Ukraine’s government for years.)
Many developing nations have tackled the sanitation challenge by building subsidized latrines.
Peripheral eurozone countries ran large current-account deficits, which subsidized German growth.
Thus, one Russian institute alone subsidized America with scientists with a nominal value of $1.5billion!
Solar and wind power was subsidized by $60 billion in 2012.
Biofuels were subsidized by another $19 billion, with essentially no climate benefit.
He wants the FHA shut down and replaced with a subsidized saving program that does not attempt to compete with the private sector in evaluating mortgage risk.
Home rule has been highly profitable for the Catalan clerisy, as it has subsidized the diffusion of all sorts of beliefs, such as that Catalonia enjoyed a glorious past before being “conquered” by Spain.
In the United Kingdom, for example, the Help to Buy initiative has subsidized home purchases with down payments of only 5%.
Another way the US has long subsidized housing debt is through the huge quasi-government mortgage underwriters Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Although it is beginning to wean companies off the practice, Russia does indeed sell energy cheaply to people and industries that became addicted to subsidized energy under socialism.
After all, the emergence of global megabanks was not a market outcome; these banks are government-sponsored and subsidized enterprises, propped up by taxpayers.
As far as education was concerned, it often meant committing resources to financial assistance for students, such as subsidized loans or scholarships.
As with any tax and subsidy, the net effect depends on whether those taxed cut back spending less than those subsidized.
In response, they cut consumption and save more, expecting that sooner or later they will have to start paying for some of the services they had been used to getting free or at subsidized rates.
One can have the most visible business summits possible, but if Western companies do not gain greater access to the Chinese market, or if they feel threatened by heavily subsidized state-owned enterprises, relations will continue to sour.
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