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Venezuelan money already subsidises everything from housing in Nicaragua to cheaper bus fares for the poor in London.

The treasury subsidises the difference which, on $100 billion of outstanding loans, would be some $6 billion a year.

In the north, the European Union is the culprit: the EU subsidises every single cow to the tune of five hundred euros a year.

The health law subsidises care for individuals with incomes of up to 400% of the federal poverty level.

German job losses have been stemmed by a government scheme that subsidises the wages of those on short-time working.

China is not the only country that subsidises its fuel.

He urges fathers to take their responsibilities more seriously. Like George Bush, he subsidises religious charities to do good works.

By keeping its real exchange rate down, China subsidises production of its exports and import substitutes.

Many have cut shifts, leaning on a state scheme that subsidises the pay of short-time workers.

The answer to these three questions is the same: banking takes high risks. But the public sector subsidises this risk-taking.

The government subsidises foreigners to acquire PhDs at American universities and then kicks them out of the country.

The World Bank subsidises fossil-fuel projects in the developing world, even while its lenders want poor countries to go green.

At present the federal government subsidises student loans in two ways.

It also promotes inward investment but neither protects nor subsidises specific industries.

India's government subsidises kerosene and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) directly.

For employees interested in learning, UBS subsidises piano lessons.

A previous article on this web site mentioned that the Chinese government subsidises both diesel and petrol for cars.

Indeed, Germany subsidises new coal plants by granting them extra permits under the European Union's emissions trading scheme.

Amazon often subsidises shipping costs through special deals.

I read from the newspapers that Chinese government subsidises some poor Chinese people to develop their living conditions.

Fairtrade works not because it subsidises goods no one wants, but because some free market consumers are willing to support it.

In most other countries, the government subsidises educational institutions directly.

It also subsidises the purchase of consolation gifts to hospitalised staff.

America subsidises more than most.

On the other hand, such a market essentially subsidises capital formation.

It also subsidises bread and other staples.