Subsidy
Subsidy This article or section contains information that ... as needed, citing sources. In economics, a subsidy is generally a monetary grant given by ... those who oppose their use. The term subsidy may also refer to assistance granted by ... is more usually described as charity. A subsidy normally exemplifies the opposite of a tax ... standard supply and demand curve diagrams, a subsidy will shift either the demand curve ...
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Subsidy   (translated from German)
Subsidy Subsidies (of lat. subvenire = to assistance come ... its that is to be regarded as subsidy. In that Volkswirtschaftslehre a rather far term of the subsidy is taken as a basis predominantly, also ... benefits covers. In the political discussion different subsidy terms are often made the instrument of ... and justified. In the criminal use the subsidy in the facts becomes of the ...
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Subsidy   (translated from French)
Subsidy One subsidy is a financial assistance, i.e. a ... a mode of competition, to offer a subsidy to a company A and not to ... it, which can harm the community. A subsidy thus makes it possible to ensure the ...
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Subsidy   (translated from Dutch)
Subsidy Subsidy (of latijn: subsidium, support, aid, assistance) are ... generally speaks of investment premium. To supplying subsidy the danger sticks that dependence arises. Much ... are not able exist for example without subsidy. Stoppers of subsidy leads then to social conflict concerning ...
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Subsidy   (translated from Russian)
Subsidy (from armor. subsidium aid, support) - the benefit ... and retraining of personnel. From one side, subsidy I can encourage the development of promising ...
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Subsidy   (translated from Spanish)
Subsidy subsidy (Of lat. subsidium); sust. m. 1. Economic ... remained without work but it receives the subsidy of unemployment. 2. Contribution imposed to the ...
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Subsidy   (translated from Portuguese)
Subsidy Subsidy it is, in sciences econômicas , the supply ...
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Subsidy dismantling   (translated from German)
Subsidy dismantling Under Subsidy dismantling one understands the decrease of privileges (see Subsidy ) the state opposite subpopulations, Federations and economic ...
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Integration subsidy   (translated from German)
Integration subsidy Under Integration subsidy one understands the circumstance that Arbeitgeber to ... received from less achievements can. The integration subsidy is in §218 sgb 3 regulated. Legal text (1) the integration subsidy may not be exceeded 50 per cent ... At expiration of twelve months the integration subsidy is according to the increase of ...
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Rent subsidy   (translated from German)
Rent subsidy Rent subsidy one calls the support of the state for citizens, who receive a subsidy due to their small income to the ... The number of the households with rent subsidy support rose in the year 2002 in ... households. The total expenditure for the rent subsidy amounted to in the year 2002 ...
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