subsidy

simple noun58 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.5

financial aid provided by a government

a subsidy provided by the state government

describes a subsidy of a great amount

a subsidy provided by the national government

describes an extremely large subsidy

a subsidy for farmers

describes a subsidy of a large amount

a subsidy funded by taxpayers

a subsidy for farming

describes an exceptionally large subsidy

describes a subsidy that is larger than usual

a subsidy provided by the European Union

a subsidy for goods sold to other countries

a subsidy to help people pay for housing

describes a substantial subsidy

a subsidy provided through tax reduction

a subsidy to make food more affordable

describes a subsidy of a small amount

a subsidy provided within a country

a subsidy in the form of money

a subsidy to help pay for childcare

a subsidy paid directly to a person or company

a subsidy provided every year

a subsidy paid for by taxpayers' money

a subsidy given to a corporation

a subsidy provided through non-monetary benefits like tax breaks

a subsidy that is not obvious or officially declared

a subsidy that is against the law or regulations

refers to the degree or scale of the subsidy

refers to the quantity of the subsidy

a decrease in the level of subsidies

a reduction in the amount of subsidies provided

the act of getting rid of subsidies

the act of officially ending subsidies

the act of stopping the provision of subsidies

to supply a subsidy, often 'provide someone/something with a subsidy'

to be formally given a subsidy

to provide financial support in the form of a subsidy

to formally agree to give a subsidy

to reduce the amount of a subsidy

to be given a subsidy

to give money as a subsidy

to make a subsidy smaller in amount

to make a subsidy available to be received

to completely remove a subsidy

to get rid of a subsidy

to gradually stop providing a subsidy

to officially end a subsidy

to stop a subsidy from continuing

to make the amount of a subsidy larger

to no longer receive a subsidy

reductions in the amount of subsidies

the money paid out as subsidies

a set of rules and methods for providing subsidies

an official plan or system for providing subsidies

indicates the purpose or recipient of the subsidy

indicates the recipient sector or group

indicates the product or service being subsidized