Subsidizes
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19 examples of Subsidizes in a sentence
The US imposes a tariff of more than 50 cents per gallon on sugar-based ethanol from Brazil, but
subsidizes
inefficient corn-based American ethanol heavily – indeed , it requires more than a gallon of gasoline to fertilize, harvest, transport, process, and distill corn to yield one gallon of ethanol.
The United States generously
subsidizes
production of ethanol from maize, with output there currently growing 12% annually and almost 10% worldwide.
And the national non-profit organization Report for America now trains and
subsidizes
young journalists working for local newspapers around the country.
The US
subsidizes
corn-based ethanol, and imposes tariffs on sugar-based ethanol; hidden in the tax code are billions of dollars of subsidies to the oil and gas industries.
In fact, Germany’s position is a ploy to hide its anticompetitive behavior, whereby the government
subsidizes
German banks and industry at the expense of everyone else – including German taxpayers.
To the extent that the Fed manages to push this price down (and some economists will dispute its ability to push any meaningful interest rate down), it taxes the producers of savings and
subsidizes
the spenders of savings.
Such a policy simply
subsidizes
other polluters’ CO2 emissions, but does not alleviate the problem of global warming.
It would be a mistake, for example, to limit Canada’s lumber exports to the US on the grounds that the Canadian government
subsidizes
them.
A feed-in tariff
subsidizes
the low-carbon energy source rather than taxing the high-carbon energy source.
Belarus’s economy can function only if Russia
subsidizes
energy prices and allocates non-repayable credits.
Moreover, these trade agreements are often asymmetric--the North insists on the South opening markets and eliminating subsidies, while it maintains trade barriers and
subsidizes
its own farmers.
In the Netherlands – the best scenario I have seen yet – families can take a day off each week, and the government
subsidizes
full-time daycare.
Maintaining an undervalued currency has the upside that it
subsidizes
the production of such goods; but it also has the downside that it taxes domestic consumption – which is why it generates a trade surplus.
When the domestic price falls close to the floor, as it did in 1999 and 2013, the government effectively
subsidizes
the producers – with US taxpayers footing the bill, despite “no-cost” promises to the contrary.
And although Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
subsidizes
some of the costs of the vaccine in developing countries, many people still cannot afford it.
A company pays less when it deploys a machine, because capital income is taxed much more lightly, and the government implicitly
subsidizes
capital investments through accelerated depreciation allowances, further tipping the scale against workers.
Through the transfer of more than $1 billion to the Amazon Fund since 2008, Norway already
subsidizes
the preservation of the environmental service that the rainforest provides to the world (it interrupted transfers last month in protest against Bolsonaro’s policies).
But if the market price is zero, that value goes uncounted, unless one uses an alternative measure, such as the advertising revenue that
subsidizes
the service.
The CAP
subsidizes
European farmers to the tune of €42 billion ($50 billion) annually, thereby giving them an unfair advantage in foreign markets, such as Africa.
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