For one thing, farm subsidies are not really subsidies to farmers, but subsidies to landowners.
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As subsidies age, they start to look less like subsidies.
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Fossil fuel subsidies cover government subsidies of petroleum products such as gasoline, diesel, and kerosene, as well as subsidies of electricity, natural gas, and coal.
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ObamaCare's premium subsidies will be replaced by federal AHCA subsidies (refundable tax credits).
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The Decision To Stop Paying Subsidies What are the Obamacare subsidies: Cost-sharing reduction subsidies, better known as CSRs, allow reduced healthcare costs for low-income Americans.
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Perhaps, with massive subsidies, much larger tax credits and subsidies than we currently have.
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Tens of thousands of ACA enrollees losing their premium subsidies, and millions receiving smaller subsidies.
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It was unclear whether standardizing subsidies refers to adjustments of subsidies or their removal entirely.
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The fact is, to reform sugar subsidies, Congress needs to begin with our own subsidies.
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These are small markets that need federal subsidies to work, and those subsidies are capped.
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We need wage subsidies and mobility subsidies, so people can afford to move to opportunity.
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It transitions from Obamacare's income-based subsidies for private insurance to subsidies based on age.
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They would see their subsidies decline, so that subsidies for higher-income people can rise.
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"Insurance companies that get more subsidies will just keep asking for more subsidies, without controlling costs."
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It preserves the concept of income-based subsidies, unlike the House bill, which pegged subsidies to age.
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Premium subsidies are based on individual and family incomes, with those who earn less receiving more subsidies.
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Instead of having purchasing assistance in the form of income-based subsidies, there would be age-based subsidies.
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"These subsidies fuel dangerous climate change," Shelagh Whitley, lead research fellow working on subsidies at the ODI, said.
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You want subsidies going to renewables, or for it to be a level playing field — meaning no subsidies.
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"Ted Cruz opposes all energy subsidies, including oil subsidies, just like any conservative should," the ad's narrator said.
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Angry about the paperwork required for European subsidies, they now face the possibility of losing those subsidies altogether.
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Obamacare has two types of insurance subsidies: The premium subsidies are tethered to how much Obamacare enrollees earn.
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The premium subsidies — which are different than cost-sharing subsidies — are currently closely linked to the price of coverage.
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Congressional Subsidies An analysis by the EWG found that 32 members of Congress received farm subsidies from 1995-313.
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Targeting subsidies more narrowly: Pai and Republican Commissioner Michael O'Rielly both support the idea of targeting the program's subsidies.
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And while the subsidies in this bill are much smaller than those in Obamacare, the subsidies are still there.
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States are learning that generous subsidies attract ever more rent-seekers and that drives the cost of subsidies higher.
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Fitch expects manufacturers to lower vehicle selling prices - gross of subsidies - to partially compensate consumers for the lower subsidies.
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Those receiving subsidies will be largely immune to higher costs — their increased premiums will be offset by larger government subsidies — but it's actually middle-income people without subsidies who will be priced out of the market.
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One proposal would change how ACA subsidies are calculated, leading to lower subsidies and higher premiums on the individual market.
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Private firms partly rely on government subsidies to develop them; the main customers are nursing homes, which also receive subsidies.
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"The debate at my lunch today was over people who want more subsidies, more government subsidies for health insurance," Sen.
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Broadband subsidies Pai was quick to take on the FCC's Lifeline program, which provides broadband subsidies to low-income households.
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Globally, fossil fuels receive far more subsidies than renewables, despite the lack of any policy rationale whatsoever for such subsidies.
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The BCRA cuts Obamacare's subsidies and designs its own subsidies around plans that cover 58 percent of expected health care costs.
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While premium subsidies would help people afford coverage, the cost of those subsidies would drastically raise with the price of premiums.
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Premiums subsidies: The Senate bill would also largely maintain Obamacare's premium subsidies structure, but tighten the eligibility criteria starting in 2020.
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The 2010 Simpson-Bowles debt reduction plan offers a road map for cutting obsolete subsidies, such as New Deal farm subsidies.
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About 2900 percent of the 220006 million people who currently buy ObamaCare plans without subsidies could qualify for subsidies next year.
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One holds that Chinese solar manufacturing subsidies are so egregious as to require U.S. tariffs to deter additional subsidies by Beijing.
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There are the premium subsidies — tax credits that help lower the monthly premium — and the CSR subsidies, which lower other costs.
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After all, if state energy subsidies distort wholesale markets, surely the much more numerous and older federal subsidies do as well.
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Subsidies Only in 337116: Our EBITDA forecast for 21750 incorporates the government subsidies to agricultural producers of around USD21000 million in 2110.
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Individual market subsidies The BCRA largely keeps the ACA subsidy structure intact, but makes the subsidies less generous, especially for older people.
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Be smart: President Trump's decisions on cost-sharing subsidies have contributed to the law's rising premiums and the resulting rise in subsidies.
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However, because ObamaCare subsidies are designed to increase with premiums, customers who receive subsidies to purchase insurance are unlikely to be impacted.
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It would remove the subsidies that lower premiums for people on Obamacare and eliminate subsidies that help with deductibles and co-pays.
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In addition, the bill eliminates the marketplace premium subsidies and cost-sharing subsidies effectively shutting down the marketplace created under current law.
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Tunisia expects that hydrocarbon subsidies will reach 1.8 billion dinars, out of a total of 4 billion dinars allocated for all subsidies.
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Tuesday's outline opposes "subsidies" and policies that "distort" markets — likely a reference to NGSA's ongoing fight against state subsidies for nuclear plants.
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The government also continues to dole out large export subsidies without an iota of proof that these subsidies have helped increase exports.
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Mr. Trump's arguments about subsidies, often used by opponents of renewable energy, also tend to ignore subsidies received by fossil fuel industries.
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Democrats are arguing for more generous, income-based subsidies, and Republicans are arguing for less generous, but more universal, age-based subsidies.
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Small subsidies seem smarter than expansive federal funding for new projects, but there must be checks to limit the abuse of such subsidies.
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And the implicit subsidies dwarf the explicit subsidies, so arguing about the latter while unable to agree on the former is uniquely pointless.
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The Republican bill replaces Obamacare's subsidies, which are based on income and the cost of insurance in your area, with age-based subsidies.
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People with premium subsidies won't feel that rate bump much, but it's a large increase for middle-class people who don't get subsidies.
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Go deeper: Funding the ACA's cost-sharing subsidies could hurt more people than it helps — although bigger premium subsidies could change that dynamic.
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Funding the CSR payments now would therefore lower those subsidies, and raise the costs that enrollees who qualify for subsidies have to pay.
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Farm subsidies inflate cropland prices because expected future subsidies are likely "capitalized," just as stock prices on Wall Street capitalize expected future profits.
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However, its own subsidies to fossil fuel producers undercut its ability to convince major developing economies to roll back their fossil fuel subsidies.
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The bill would also substantially reduce subsidies available for Americans just over the poverty line, the group that benefited most from Obamacare's subsidies.
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AIRBUS APPLAUDS WASHINGTON STATE FOR 'INITIAL STEPS' TO REMOVE 'ILLEGAL SUBSIDIES' TO BOEING; SAYS BOEING STILL RECEIVES BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN OTHER SUBSIDIES
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Key numbers: Customers who got the subsidies in 2014: 3.1 million Payments to insurers: $2.8 billion Customers who got the subsidies in 2015: 5.2 million Payments to insurers: $4.9 billion Customers who got the subsidies in first half of 2016: 5.9 million
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"A clear requirement is that local governments should not provide subsidies for car purchases, and should convert them into subsidies for usage," she said.
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Such subsidies will cover 30 million mu (2 million hectares) of land this year, the document said, without giving further details on the subsidies.
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It'll produce enormous economic growth, and it eliminates every mandate, every subsidy, so there's no subsidies for oil and gas, no subsidies for anyone.
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Subsidies versus carbon tax The upshot to all of these energy subsidies is best described as the opposite of a tax on carbon emissions.
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The government pays $36 million in fuel subsidies per week and 35 million Sudanese pounds in bread subsidies per day, the prime minister said.
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Agricultural subsidies that allegedly help farmers manage risk cost taxpayers about $15 billion a year, even though most farmers receive little to no subsidies.
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Those subsidies wouldn't be paid directly to the family members, but rather increase the total amount of subsidies a farm would be eligible for.
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The FCC already offers phone subsidies through the Lifeline program, but the agency is considering an update to extend those subsidies to Internet service.
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Use the subsidies to pay for non-Obamacare plans: States could set the rules for the types of health plans eligible for premium subsidies.
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A wave of strikes the last time Nigeria tried to cut fuel subsidies, in 2012, ensured that authorities eventually reinstated some of the subsidies.
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The UAE removed transport fuel subsidies in August 2015 and its energy minister announced the intention to remove remaining subsidies for electricity and gas.
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They include subsidies for switching to more fuel- efficient cars, subsidies for gas purchases and rebates for changing to clean fuel for home heating.
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There is no language in the bill explicitly linking the subsidies to a permanent funding source, but the Obama administration argued that Congress intended for the money to be paid alongside other subsidies, and the subsidies have been paid over the last three years.
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That report compares the Graham-Cassidy health fund with the Affordable Care Act's spending on marketplace subsidies, cost-sharing reduction subsidies, and the Medicaid expansion.
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That means consumers will be able to apply bigger subsidies to less comprehensive plans, and in many cases their subsidies will cover their entire premiums.
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Those subsidies wouldn't be paid directly to the family members, but rather would increase the total amount of subsidies a farm would be eligible for.
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Since farm subsidies are linked to the land, the government auctions immediately made the new owners eligible for huge amounts of European subsidies each year.
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For example, the Senate beefed up subsidies for people who need help buying insurance by ensuring that people with low incomes can get larger subsidies.
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Some may see their subsidies shrink a bit this year — that's because prices on silver plans, which are used to calculate subsidies, have declined slightly.
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These indirect subsidies reach to the hundreds of billions, dwarfing direct subsidies — the IMF says that, globally speaking, they amount to $23 trillion a year.
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But the effects of production subsidies are trickier to pin down; it is difficult to tie particular background subsidies to particular investment decisions by producers.
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Families USA now warns that funding the CSRs would therefore reduce subsidies for many people and "actually increase premiums substantially for most people" receiving subsidies.
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In terms of dollars and cents, the largest parts of the farm bill are the nutrition title, crop insurance subsidies, conservation programs, and commodity subsidies.
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Some subsidies, like explicit cash grants or tax breaks, are easy enough to identify, but beyond that there is a whole complex world of implicit subsidies.
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The subsidies could only be funded through a specific congressional appropriation, Sessions concluded, echoing legal arguments that House Republicans previously made in court against the subsidies.
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BAFA said it was nonetheless reviewing previously approved applications for subsidies, which could mean that buyers may be asked to repay subsidies they have already received.
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The program should also provide higher subsidies to retirees with low lifetime earnings and reduced subsidies for retirees who earned higher-than-average wages when working.
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But it cut subsidies for NEVs this year as part of an overall plan to reduce subsidies, making the vehicles costlier and dampening demand for them.
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Layering state subsidies on top of federal subsidies may be great for Big Wind's bottom line, but it's a terrible deal for American taxpayers and ratepayers.
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SPENDING UP: Federal health insurance subsidies are expected to cost about $660 billion in 2016, including an 2023 percent increase in the cost of ObamaCare subsidies.
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In January, Kalanick said spending on subsidies is "how you win" in China, adding that Uber aimed to beat Didi Kuaidi by spending subsidies more efficiently.
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The subsidies the CBO refers to are the Affordable Care Act's cost-sharing reduction subsidies, which cover copays and deductibles for low-income health care enrollees.
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That is: Employment subsidies targeted at struggling states like West Virginia are likely to be considerably more effective than subsidies to better-off states like Wyoming.
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The AHCA continues to deliver government subsidies for Americans who buy health insurance on the individual marketplace, though for many people, those subsidies would be smaller.
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Fuel subsidies have declined and electricity prices increased by about 20193 percent this year, in keeping with plans to make the population less reliant on government subsidies.
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ECONOMIC SUBSIDIES Fernández has based much of his campaign on criticizing a sharp increase in public service rates, the counterpart of a reduction in subsidies under Macri.
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Other low-income spending includes: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), food stamps, housing subsidies, child care subsidies, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and low-income tax credits.
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The benchmark premiums for midlevel "silver plans" are used to calculate the subsidies available to consumers, so when benchmark premiums go down, subsidies may also go down.
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Subsidies Only in 2017: Our revised EBITDA forecast for 2017 is above our previous expectations, as it now incorporates the newly introduced government subsidies to agricultural producers.
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Trump proposed cuts to an array of welfare-state programs, such as community development, education, energy subsidies, farm subsidies, foreign aid, public housing and many other things.
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The bulk of the subsidies went to boost fishing capacity, including subsidies for fuel, vessel acquisition and refurbishment and fishing port construction and improvements, according to the study.
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Annual average subsidies to fossil fuels are still more than 13 times what is provided for renewables, and indirect subsidies are also large, though more difficult to track.
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Local authorities in Pyeongchang county have offered subsidies to restaurants who comply, but only two of the 12 restaurants that serve dog meat have reportedly accepted the subsidies.
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Subsidies Only in 2017: Our revised EBITDA forecast for 2017 is above our last-year expectations, as it now incorporates the newly introduced government subsidies to agricultural producers.
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His rivals -- particularly Donald Trump -- have been hitting Cruz hard for his opposition to ethanol subsidies, and voters here have expressed concerns about Cruz's rejection of ethanol subsidies.
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Subsidies for wind (~$24 billion), solar (~$12 billion) and electric car (~$4.4 billion) over five years were not cut in the final legislation alongside the fossil-fuel subsidies.
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The U.S. document was sent to the WTO's subsidies committee in response to a notification by China about subsidies programs it is obliged to disclose for transparency purposes.
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One is that subsidies are bigger for lower-income clients, and the other is that subsidies are bigger for people in places where health insurance premiums are high.
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When Congress failed to agree to appropriations for cost-sharing subsidies, the administration helped states "silver-load" so that exchange plans could be supported by premiums subsidies instead.
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Finally, it should cut all subsidies to private companies, which include export subsidies, handouts to small businesses and farmers, most programs in the Department of Commerce and more.
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What is more likely, however, is a challenge under the WTO Subsidies and Countervailing Measures Agreement, similar to that brought by Brazil against US cotton subsidies in 2003.
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Take the same pot of money and instead of flat, capacity-based subsidies, offer time-varying, per-KWh subsidies based the pollution-intensity of the power being displaced.
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Days apart in September, for example, actions were taken against Chinese grain exports, India's barriers to solar-power parts, European subsidies for airliner manufacturing and foreign fishing subsidies.
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As for the government subsidies offered to the electric car industry, Mr. Musk has made a compelling case that he would benefit more if the subsidies didn't exist.
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Obamacare enrollees who receive subsidies to purchase health insurance would be able to put those subsidies towards buying into Medicare, just as they do now with private plans.
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Some 30 countries around the world have taken steps to cut subsidies in the last three years, from India, which eliminated diesel subsidies in 2014, to Germany, which aims to remove coal subsidies by 2018, said Helen Mountford, programme director for the New Climate Economy initiative and a WRI economist.
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When the Trump administration killed federal subsidies that helped pay for Obamacare insurance plans, the states used a process called "silver loading" to replace the subsidies with tax credits.
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Since 211Q21500, AIS and Total Access Communication Public Company Limited (DTAC; BBB/AA(tha)/Stable) have been reducing their handset subsidies and offering subsidies only on post-paid plans.
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This is because subscriber acquisition is no longer driven by handset subsidies, with an increasing number of users preferring tariff discounts - capped by law at 20% - over handset subsidies.
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Good Jobs First, a watchdog non-profit that has monitored corporate subsidies for years, has data showing that almost 400 companies have received subsidies of $50 million or more.
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Subsidies should be delivered through alternative mechanisms, like wage subsidies or tax benefits, which would allow them to be better targeted and more effective at incentivizing changes in behavior.
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Most Obamacare customers who receive subsidies that reduce their monthly premiums will be insulated from the price hikes, either largely or completely, because those subsidies rise as premiums rise.
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Boeing has received billions in subsidies to build a plant in South Carolina, while transparency remains elusive regarding the exact worth of the subsidies and incentives the company received.
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Moderates emphasize tools that regular people can choose to build their own lives and maximize their own opportunities: wage subsidies, subsidies to help people move to opportunities, charter schools.
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AHCA also drastically reduces federal subsidies to help people pay for insurance — in 11 high-cost states, the subsidies are cut in half — meaning many people will drop out.
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She calls the subsidies she received to buy insurance "a lifesaver" — she earns about $23,28.1 a year and received about $21.7 a month in subsidies last year, she said.
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He would tie those premium subsidies to gold policies, which typically have lower deductibles and co-pays than the silver plans that Obamacare premium subsidies are based on now.
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Mr. Booker and Mr. Castro both have proposed to increase federal subsidies for the construction of affordable housing, but the dollar figures are dwarfed by the subsidies for renters.
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It could cover immigrants getting non-cash benefits, such as food stamps, medical care in the form of Medicaid, some subsidies for drugs under Medicare or federal housing subsidies.
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About eight percent of the population receives some means-tested subsidies to assist with premium payments, and government premium subsidies accounted for less than four percent of healthcare financing.
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"If subsidies are to be used, theory indicates that subsidies to existing firms to increase output to achieve externalities is likely to be a more efficient approach," he wrote.
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Among schools reaching bowl games, the University of Oregon realized $194 million in athletic revenue, yet also charged students $1.8 million in sports subsidies; Oklahoma State realized $110 million in athletic revenue, yet also charged students $4.4 million in sports subsidies; Florida State realized $103 million in athletic revenue, yet also charged students $8 million in sports subsidies; Ole Miss realized $71.9 million in athletic revenue, yet also charged undergrads $1.9 million for subsidies.
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This would mean that they don't need as much in government subsidies to be competitive, subsidies that the cleantech sector probably won't get under Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress.
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While subsidies are common in the aircraft industry and Boeing receives plenty of them from the US government, it claims the specific kinds of subsidies that Bombardier receives are unfair.
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Egypt has been reducing fuel subsidies as part of an IMF-backed reform programme that began in 2016, and is due to remove subsidies on most energy products by June.
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Now, Obamacare's champions will argue that "subsidies" offset some of these premium increases for some people, but what they won't tell you is where those "subsidies" come from: your pockets.
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What's more, state tax subsidies for PV installations are going bye-bye: With module prices flat and subsidies declining, most future cost reductions will have to come through soft costs.
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While critics are right to highlight the fact that the current subsidies ought to be linked to income, the proposal does at least recognize that open-ended subsidies cannot persist.
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How it works: This is all a byproduct of President Trump's decision to cut off the ACA's subsidies for out-of-pocket spending, which are separate from its premium subsidies.
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Between 1995 and 2010, the government doled out $170 billion in agricultural subsidies to finance the production of these foods, the latter two in part through subsidies on feed grains.
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There are ways to stabilize the exchanges — including more generous subsidies for enrollees and a federal commitment to the cost-sharing subsidies and other programs designed to minimize insurer risk.
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Public schools and non-profit private schools all around the country receive cash subsidies from the federal government and use those subsidies to provide lunches to students free of charge.
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The national strategy for removing India's electricity subsidies, for example, must be very different from the national strategy for eliminating China's subsidies for the construction of coal-fired power plants.
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Last year, the federal government paid about $40 billion for those subsidies, 11 percent more than the total cost of ObamaCare subsidies in 85033, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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The government has argued that ending fuel subsidies will help the country avoid spending cuts to social programs, and that the subsidies have disproportionately benefited wealthier Mexicans who own cars.
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"Maybe Congress will back down and appropriate the money for the subsidies, or the White House might say they'd rather lose the case and have the subsidies end abruptly," Pollitz said.
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"It can be said that Chinese laws and regulations do not specifically provide for subsidies for state-owned enterprises, and central enterprises do not have subsidies based on ownership," Weng said.
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Most people will be protected from the premium increases by subsidies, although people who don't qualify for subsidies, want insurance but can no longer afford it may be out of luck.
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As part of the reform drive, Saudi Arabia aims to reduce electricity and water subsidies by 200 billion riyals ($53 billion) and reduce non-oil subsidies by 20 percent by 2020.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to clarify that some of the lawmakers who support SNAP rollbacks currently receive subsidies and other supporters have received federal farm subsidies in the past.
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Countries around the Gulf subsidized fossil fuel consumption by around $200 billion in 2014, and accounted for 40 percent of all fossil fuel subsidies worldwide ("Fossil Fuel Subsidies Database", IEA, 2015).
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The government injects more subsidies into those markets, but because those are inelastic markets, the subsidies just cause prices to go up further, which is what is happening with higher education.
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"We are happy to eliminate all subsidies," he said, a remark that comes as Congress is locked in a bitter fight over providing about $20 billion in annual subsidies to farmers.
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The specific fear was that the government of, say, France would direct subsidies to France-based automobile companies like Peugeot, thus unfairly disadvantaging Fiat unless Italy also stepped up with subsidies.
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" Cruz said he's going to "eliminate all the subsidies.
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Cass has many other proposals — wage subsidies, immigration reforms.
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Perry's memo doesn't call out renewables by name, but it traces baseload's problems to the "market-distorting effects of federal subsidies," and as we shall see, he has put committed opponents of renewable energy subsidies in charge of the review, so the many subsidies enjoyed by fossil fuels are probably not what he's talking about.
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The state pays recycling centers subsidies meant to lessen the shock of falling scrap prices, and CalRecycle bases the subsidies on a 12-month average of scrap prices, according to state law.
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States with harmful policies and high taxes may feel compelled to make up for it with more subsidies, and states with more subsidies may have to impose higher taxes to fund them.
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On the subsidies, House Energy and Commerce Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.) and other Republicans have indicated this week they will keep funding the payments to insurers for cost-sharing reduction subsidies.
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More than 80% of Obamacare enrollees take advantage of federal premium subsidies, and one of the main criticisms of the law is that premiums are unaffordable for those who don't receive subsidies.
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"Agrofert receives subsidies in accordance with the Czech and European laws and according to the same rules as all the other recipients of subsidies in the Czech Republic," it said on Thursday.
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In fact, Trump has offered just the opposite of zero tariffs, zero subsidies; he imposes tariffs on friend and foe alike and provides subsidies (relief) to proud farmers suffering under Chinese retaliation.
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"This subsidy program is essentially similar to past rice subsidies introduced by previous governments," said Somporn Isvilanonda, a senior fellow at the Knowledge Network Institute of Thailand who is critical of subsidies.
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Let's Fund compared 10 innovation-stimulating policies (like carbon taxes, deployment subsidies, and cutting fossil fuel subsidies) and found that increasing budgets for public clean energy R&D is the most effective.
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On the other hand, if conservatives genuinely oppose big government, Mr. Adler adds, they should start by opposing costly government programs that are a leading cause of environmental damage — including fossil fuel subsidies, ethanol subsidies, agricultural subsidies and many of the ill-conceived dam and irrigation projects of the Army Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation.
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It would also bolster the cost-sharing reduction subsidies that people with lower incomes receive to reduce their out-of-pocket costs, while extending eligibility for those subsidies to people with higher incomes.
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Insurers are deeply concerned that if there is no mandate to have coverage, along with no subsidies or reduced subsidies for customers, then millions of people will exit the individual health plan marketplace.
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Still, keeping the ACA subsidies is a serious option for Plan B. Here's how different they are: ACA premium subsidies are based on income, geography and the cost of a benchmark exchange premium.
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There is a legal challenge to those subsidies making its way through the courts and the GOP planned to keep paying out these subsidies while they worked to overhaul the health care system.
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Among Republicans, only 47 percent knew that the Medicaid expansion and insurance subsidies would be rolled back — 29 percent said Medicaid and the subsidies would be unaffected, and another 24 percent weren't sure.
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On May 15, the WTO had ruled that the EU had a subsidies program that hurt U.S. plane manufacturer Boeing — and would have to change the subsidies or face tariffs on European products.
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Case studies: In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban uses the subsidies as a patronage system, auctioning off thousands of acres of state land to friends and family, allowing them to qualify for subsidies.
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This year, subsidies have been reduced by a fifth, likely adding about 15,000 yuan to the price of a Chery eQ, though official 2017 subsidies for individual models aren't yet clear, notes EVBuy.
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The company welcomed a move by Washington state to remove what it called "illegal subsidies" to Boeing, but said the U.S. planemaker had received billions of dollars in other subsidies and tax breaks.
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America and the European Union, for example, have been arguing over whether to allow subsidies up to a cap, or whether to ban some subsidies and take a lenient approach to the rest.
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For the moment, the Trump administration has chosen to keep the subsidies in a legal limbo, putting off a decision on whether to persist with the appeal and continue paying out the subsidies.
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Some farmers have said they are not receiving the subsidies.
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But Trump has lambasted the subsidies as insurance company bailouts.
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Go deeper: Newsom wants to expand ACA subsidies in California
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For now, Chinese government subsidies are supporting the rail operations.
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Both sides have claimed the companies receive unfair government subsidies.
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Mowafi argues that these subsidies help encourage unhealthy food choices.
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The benchmark plan is used to calculate those premium subsidies.
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And it involves more than carbon taxes (and random subsidies).
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The federal government pays these subsidies to health insurers directly.
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The Arlington project will reportedly get $573 million in subsidies.
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But Amazon is also getting nearly $3 billion in subsidies.
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States could change the way the ACA's subsidies are administered.
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Others try to remove gasoline subsidies quietly to avoid dissent.
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In future, subsidies will be awarded for delivering "public goods".
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And Crimea was reliant on subsidies from the Ukrainian government.
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The leading candidates have called for ending fossil fuel subsidies.
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Wheeler was critical of electric vehicles and electric vehicle subsidies.
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And there you are: community rating, individual mandate, subsidies — ObamaRomneycare!
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The subsidies were amounting to nearly $600 million a month.
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But subsidies and tax breaks are also being phased out.
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These subsidies will be considered by the cabinet next week.
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You should also verify whether you qualify for premium subsidies.
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Subsidies have covered 8% of his gross receipts this year.
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The administration alleges the excessive subsidies are hurting American farmers.
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Or they may move the subsidies off the books entirely.
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Bahrain trimmed subsidies for power and water consumption in 2016.
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Subsidies are available only to eligible customers on those marketplaces.
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Forestry subsidies and regulations have indeed distorted Ireland's land market.
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The ideal is "no (trade) barriers ... no subsidies," said Trump.
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New incentives and subsidies were introduced for affordable housing construction.
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Also of course IP, theft, unfair subsidies, and so forth.
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TARLOV: OK. What do you think about the tariff subsidies?
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The old system included big government subsidies to private lenders.
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And you can't preserve the mandate without preserving the subsidies.
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Brazil's auto industry is protected by subsidies and import taxes.
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Obamacare in particular boosted coverage through tax subsidies and Healthcare.
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And the less a persons' income, the higher their subsidies.
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Makes premium subsidies flat payments tied to age and income.
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Intellectual property is another policy area choked with regulatory subsidies.
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The fate of insurer subsidies still has to be resolved.
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It has also propped up its solar companies with subsidies.
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The premiums have increased, but so did the government subsidies.
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Salaries and subsidies accounted for 71 percent of the budget.
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But others say increasing the law's subsidies should come first.
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Subsidies, though, can largely offset that increase for many people.
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Only people who get silver plans qualify for the subsidies.
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Wage subsidies were increasingly seen as important for battling poverty.
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Mr Ryan suggests expanding that to cover housing subsidies, too.
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Cassidy proposed higher subsidies specifically for women in their 20s.
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Subsidies are a persistent source of controversy in international trade.
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Trump has criticized the payments as subsidies for insurance companies.
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What does the Senate bill do about crop insurance subsidies?
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Others would grow subsidies for very low levels of work.
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Those premium subsidies rise in value as plan prices increase.
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Mr Lukashenko's authoritarian model, though, has relied on Russian subsidies.
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Opponents say the subsidies would raise power costs for consumers.
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Trump's support for ethanol subsidies is a particular sore point.
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The Commerce Department has called out Canadian softwood lumber subsidies.
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Obamacare's subsidies, however, protect those who qualify from rate hikes.
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He supports local farmers and has opinions about federal subsidies.
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After 2020, all subsidies will be phased out, it said.
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Rent subsidies and vouchers must be vastly expanded and increased.
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Wind subsidies fell by 80 percent in just three years.
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And the value of those subsidies rises as premiums rise.
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But it's not clear which subsidies Trump was referring to.
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The subsidies are expected to top $7 billion this year.
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It did not elaborate on the planned fuel subsidies review.
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What we need to do is take those subsidies away.
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In 2015, Oklahoma spent $126 million on child care subsidies.
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At our European subsidies, we are again posting sustained growth.
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To say we've reached the end of subsidies is premature.
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Iran missed its target to end its subsidies last year.
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Other proposals blend the idea of savings with government subsidies.
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They also question the wisdom of subsidies to attract them.
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Stopping, or even tracking, China's subsidies is a difficult task.
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On the issue of subsidies, China has grown more quiet.
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That ended in 2014, with the withdrawal of bus subsidies.
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For decades, the mines survived only thanks to generous subsidies.
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These subsidies increase with the rapidly rising cost of insurance.
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Some worry that ending the subsidies would hurt their constituents.
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Iowans — and farmers in particular — largely support federal ethanol subsidies.
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That's to help protect France's generous subsidies for new productions.
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Several presidential candidates have proposed expanding federal subsidies for renters.
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As for 'subsidies', Tesla gets pennies on dollar vs coal.
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People can then also lose other benefits, like interest subsidies.
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More than 214.1 million Obamacare customers qualify for the subsidies.
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Given the threat, asking for such subsidies is perfectly reasonable.
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More than 221.4 million Obamacare customers qualify for the subsidies.
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Fossil fuels cannot compete without large government subsidies and assistance.
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Wheeler was critical of electric vehicles and electric vehicle subsidies.
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Without the subsidies, insurers say, they would sharply increase premiums.
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Most have been protected from big premium increases through subsidies.
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About the interest rates, farm subsidies, and the Nixon Administration.
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Prices surged after the energy and fuel subsidies were cut.
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The hardest nut to crack, however, will be dairy subsidies.
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Their tax subsidies are already scheduled to expire or shrink.
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The subsidies aren't disclosed by the Chinese government or Foxconn.
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Some Republicans also oppose subsidies for insurers who cover abortion.
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As premiums rise for the subsidized, so do the subsidies.
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Iran and Ecuador saw unrest rise over slashed fuel subsidies.
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But most Republicans wereopen to cutting subsidies for private insurance.
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Amy Klobuchar is calling for higher subsidies for crop insurance.
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Most can receive subsidies to help them afford their plans.
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How exactly will PJM keep track of all these subsidies?
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Subsidies — with help from state payments — would cover the rest.
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These subsidies have the effect of crowding out private capital.
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GOP plan cuts subsidies so much that penalty is unworkable.
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Both parties sought to improve education through regulation and subsidies.
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Many lawmakers have proposed subsidies to keep those reactors running.
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It sets the prices and determines what subsidies are available.
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The fate of the subsidies remained in limbo on Thursday.
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Should the subsidies be restored at any time after Nov.
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The government will kick in subsidies to cover the rest.
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Trump did not explain what "subsidies" he was referring to.
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Back in 2011, Perry decried regulations and subsidies in energy.
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If this bill doesn't go through you'd stop those subsidies?
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The ICA doesn't rely on any new infrastructure or subsidies.
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They are protected from premium increases by the law's subsidies.
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People can still get tax subsidies and shop for coverage.
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The US Department of Commerce said Monday that exporters of fabricated structural steel in China benefited from subsidies ranging between about 30% and 177%, while those in Mexico received subsidies of up to 74%.
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Countries like Malaysia, Nigeria, and Saudi Arabia are facing pressure to cut their subsidies for heating and transportation fuel (for budget reasons), but overall, these subsidies are on the rise again around the world.
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Coady also noted that there are other fossil fuel subsidies the IMF didn't consider at all, namely subsidies directly to fossil fuel producers, like tax credits or government research and development funding for extraction.
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ENERGY SUBSIDIES: The government plans to gradually phase out subsidies on energy, although needy citizens will receive "direct cash support" to help them manage, the budget statement said without specifying when this would happen.
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The money that funds mass transit, whether it's bus, train, light rail, or trolley, comes from a mix of four sources: riders, federal subsidies, state subsidies, and local transit support, usually through property taxes.
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Clinton did not say whether she would support such subsidies for a Medicare option, but she has talked about extending health insurance subsidies to people who earn too much to qualify for them now.
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In turn, the government would spend almost $340 billion less on subsidies for low-income people insured through Medicaid, and on subsidies for people who buy individual health plans sold on government-run marketplaces.
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Neither perspective accounts, however, for the recent history of U.S. and Chinese solar subsidies, or indeed new subsidies for carbon capture and other clean energy sources that became law in the recent budget agreement.
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By the numbers: CBO is anticipating a 21% jump in the cost of federal subsidies this year, driven by a 34% jump in premiums for the "benchmark" plans to which those subsidies are pegged.
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The White House has declined to say whether it will continue to pay certain subsidies to plans for very low-income Americans, subsidies seen as vital to the financial health of the exchange business.
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"Perhaps ironically, the termination of cost-sharing subsidies has actually promoted stability by boosting premium subsidies, but that wasn't exactly the stated intention of the administration," Larry Levitt of the Kaiser Family Foundation told Caitlin.
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While Foxconn doesn't get any hiring subsidies if it fails to meet employment thresholds, it can still get subsidies for its investments in buildings and equipment, minus whatever percentage it missed its job target by.
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She would expand Obamacare subsidies to entice more people to sign up; many of the remaining uninsured cite policies on the exchanges' excessive price tags, something bigger subsidies and a public option could help with.
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She said that she didn't think U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's proposal to drop tariffs, non-tariff trade barriers and subsidies was serious, pointing out that the U.S. has laws and subsidies protecting American industries.
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It retains the ACA's subsidies for insurance premiums, but pins the value of those subsidies to plans with less coverage and higher deductibles (again — a better deal for people who don't need much health care).
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Unlike Obamacare, which limits the subsidies to customers of exchange-sold plans, the GOP's health-care bill would offer premium subsidies to people who buy individual plans either on the exchanges or outside of them.
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What's happening: By cutting off payments for the ACA's cost-sharing subsidies, Trump prompted insurers to raise their premiums, which in turn dramatically raised the value of federal subsidies that help people pay their premiums.
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Cassidy, a Republican from Louisiana, proposed the Ending Needless Delivery Subsidies (ENDS) Act, which would force the U.S. Secretary of State to negotiate the end to all foreign subsidies of international postal shipments by Jan.
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In New Mexico, 70% of our business does not receive federal exchange subsidies because we have so many large and small business customers, as well as individuals and families who do not qualify for subsidies.
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They both call to broaden the subsidies to cover Internet and to create a third-party administrator, to determine who is eligible by gauging eligibility in other programs like Social Security, Medicaid and food subsidies.
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They could have offered bigger subsidies to Americans buying insurance on their own and, in particular, increased the subsidies for older voters, and for voters in rural areas (where health care tends to be costlier).
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Ilan Kelman, a researcher on sustainability and energy issues at University College London, said that "the people who receive the subsidies may have a lot of influence on the politicians who give them the subsidies".
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The U.S. has long argued that subsidies to Airbus hurt American aircraft giant Boeing and that the EU's efforts to comply with prior WTO rulings against the subsidies aren't enough to even the playing field.
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And Buttigieg would allow those with access to employer coverage to buy policies on the Obamacare exchange and receive federal subsidies, while Biden would open up the subsidies to workers who select the public option.
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State industrial subsidies remain a problem, but could be dealt with in an accompanying communiqué including a Chinese policy declaration that limits subsidies through enforcement of domestic competition laws and relevant World Trade Organization rules.
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Electricity and water subsidies were reduced for expats and wealthy Bahrainis.
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Austria made available a package of subsidies to land the investment.
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Those subsidies can only be used through the health law marketplace.
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It essentially extends premium subsidies to middle-class people through Medicaid.
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Keep fighting the case, paying insurers the subsidies in the meantime.
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Six months later, it's half of that with $1,875 in subsidies.
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We do need trade agreements that deal with subsidies by governments.
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Prices for the ES6 begin at 358,13 yuan ($51,883), excluding subsidies.
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In other words, it will have to roll out subsidies again.
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The Obamacare exchange subsidies, Medicare, and Medicaid are defined benefit promises.
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In part, this consisted of forcing airlines to provide cross-subsidies.
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Obamacare subsidies are available to people with low and moderate incomes.
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Its proposals include: Continued funding of the cost-sharing reduction subsidies.
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One issue had come up, was the issue of government subsidies.
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People have been protesting his plan to end state fuel subsidies.
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Suddenly German solar subsidies & the Swedish carbon tax look rather good.
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The federal subsidies for marijuana-related businesses stood out to Kamin.
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It promised to boost subsidies for those studying Portuguese at university.
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In part that is to pay for some of the subsidies.
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So the mandate has to be backed by means-tested subsidies.
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Subsidies would be maintained for those who needed them, he added.
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One casualty of the scrap may be those juicy European subsidies.
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It pays cash subsidies to farmers across all 264 member states.
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China gives vast and opaque subsidies to its state-owned firms.
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The AHCA also radically overhauls the subsidies available through the exchanges.
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Gasoline subsidies are something few Venezuelan politicians have dared to touch.
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Increases in government subsidies for homebuyers will only inflate prices further.
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"Zero does me absolutely no good," Meyerink said of the subsidies.
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So would the subsidies that help low-income people buy insurance.
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In the past he has reneged on cuts to fuel subsidies.
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Those government subsidies come from the FCC's Connect America Fund (CAF).
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The Russian government has showered its new alcoholic acquisitions with subsidies.
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It won't commit to paying the law's cost-sharing reduction subsidies.
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America's hawks want deep changes, including limits on China's industrial subsidies.
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Those subsidies are available to people with low or moderate incomes.
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The government will still help them, however, by boosting farm subsidies.
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Some states offer subsidies, but most go to low-income people.
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Trump has threatened to revoke subsidies for GM for electric vehicles.
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Just looking at the money the subsidies transfer isn't enough, though.
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Subsidies encouraged all income groups to buy more fruit and vegetables.
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EU subsidies for land conservation provide a helpful boost to income.
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Current government subsidies only cover about $250 per acre, he said.
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People receiving subsidies will stay because they're still seeing good deals.
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Car-related subsidies of all sorts are becoming harder to sustain.
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They fell when the Supreme Court restored the subsidies last month.
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Steel is just one example where subsidies have led to overcapacity.
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The Obamacare hikes could be offset in many cases by subsidies.
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The government has cut subsidies and raised taxes, pushing prices higher.
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Subsidies for better housing have meant a boom in brick sales.
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More than half would not qualify for subsidies, the analysis found.
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A case could be made for suspending EU subsidies to Poland.
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For lower income earners, those subsidies can cut monthly premiums substantially.
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Republicans have so far left subsidies for the industry largely intact.
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Subsidies help make health care more affordable for low-income enrollees.
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Does that mean I would support subsidies for the cotton industry?
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Those subsidies would hold down costs for these people, a bit.
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It also cut subsidies 20 percent this year to promote competition.
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Democrats want to fund the cost-sharing reduction subsidies through 2019.
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Critically, shrinking networks and increasing copayments are not offset by subsidies.
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In reality, Medicare will require $542 billion in subsidies in 2025.
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The WTO has ruled that Boeing too benefited from harmful subsidies.
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Only customers of plans sold on the exchanges can get subsidies.
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Hospitals will certainly be negatively impacted if the subsidies are eliminated.
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Plus, it would tighten the eligibility threshold to receive federal subsidies.
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There used to be subsidies and we got rid of that.
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But for the exchanges, having the subsidies in place isn't enough.
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The government is already cutting subsidies on items such as fuel.
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Others say tax credits, cost-sharing subsidies or both should increase.
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Yasin said the government targets scrapping these subsidies entirely by 2019.
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Subsidies aim to encourage Egyptian farmers to grow more of it.
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It replaces the ACA's subsidies with age-restricted monthly tax credits.
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The model retails in the United States at $57,700 before subsidies.
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Most Brazilian industry lives on "protection and subsidies", says Mr Valladão.
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So the Trump admin's solution will be to cut its subsidies.
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So subsidies are a great way to depress net economic activity.
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Subsidies have underwritten Mafia-style land grabs in Slovakia and Bulgaria.
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The legislation expands farm subsidies and includes language legalizing hemp production.
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Thailand used $1.3 billion a year in subsidies to increase production.
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Subsidies like those applied to solar feature prominently on USTR's list.
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He vowed to cut off any subsidies it is still receiving.
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Others of the teams' concerns center on data resiliency and subsidies.
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Again, low-income people eligible for premium subsidies won't be hurt.
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You want to stop subsidies going to companies producing fossil fuels.
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The proposal also recommends rent increases for those receiving the subsidies.
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Even with income-related subsidies, premiums were too high for many.
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AND FINALLY, YOU KNOW, TESLA CUSTOMERS HAVE BENEFITTED FROM GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES.
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What has also helped farmers like the Riensches are government subsidies.
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One of the most significant solar subsidies is called net metering.
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What Trump said: For months, Trump threatened to nix the subsidies.
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The program had previously only offered subsidies for basic phone service.
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American oil and gas companies receive zero — that's right, zero — subsidies.
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Subsidies, which represent special treatment for specific industries, should be eliminated.
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Millions of people qualify for subsidies to buy into the plans.
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Despite billions of dollars in subsidies, consumers simply aren't buying EVs.
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BYD attributed the decline to reduced subsidies for electric vehicle purchases.
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And despite the subsidies, many people still can't afford health care.
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Demonstrations erupted in March to protest announced cuts to bread subsidies.
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He said further cuts to fuel subsidies were on the way.
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Public funding and subsidies pay for much of today's pharmaceutical innovation.
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If a defunding occurs, risk corridors, bailouts, Co-ops, subsidies, healthcare.
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That meant they would continue to follow the subsidies, he said.
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The reserve could also help if government rent subsidies are cut.
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Many want to keep the federal subsidies providing for the expansion.
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WarrenCare essentially proposes a system of subsidies on a sliding scale.
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But those subsidies "will disappear once the Olympics end," Touma added.
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Their subsidies cap their monthly premium at a percentage of income.
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The program has protections to prevent households from getting extra subsidies.
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Looking to cut its debt load, Spain slashed subsidies for renewables.
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Last year, they paid an average $106 per month after subsidies.
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He also sees some sort of subsidies for individual insurance remaining.
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Cut subsidies both for solar and the oil and gas industry.
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Local patronage and subsidies prevent money-losers from ever going bust.
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I can hardly walk and they rejected my application for subsidies.
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The problem: Republicans have been hostile to the mandate and subsidies.
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"The premium subsidies are what's holding this program together," Levitt said.
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The argument against the subsidies seems obvious to most mainstream economists.
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These premium subsidies are essential to keeping Obamacare functioning, experts say.
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Obamacare took geographic location into account when calculating the tax subsidies.
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The poorest 20 percent receive just 4 percent of pension subsidies.
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Obamacare tethered its subsidies to plans covering 70 percent of costs.
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He has been accused of misusing subsidies from the European Union.
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City officials have said the subsidies would decrease as ridership increased.
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In particular, it should emphasize investments and subsidies, not carbon taxes.
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And the government offers subsidies for others to reduce travel costs.
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But the government's premium subsidies are also up significantly this year.
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Google has expanded quietly and has not asked for public subsidies.
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Whether that's a good use of public subsidies is another question.
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On the right, subsidies are broken down by stage of production.
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Yet consumers are paying more because the government also reduced subsidies.
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But most Republicans were open to cutting subsidies for private insurance.
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Some renewables advocates are grumbling about the nuclear subsidies, of course.
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Prices are rising because of the reduced subsidies and new taxes.
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Complaints about jobs, health care and farm subsidies have been rising.
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"Absent payroll subsidies[,] mass layoffs and furloughs are inevitable," Nelson wrote.
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Previous reporting identified dozens of departments who have partnered on subsidies.
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" "Short-term, stair-stepped subsidies are a poor remedy for trade.
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Those premium subsidies, for low- and moderate-income people, will continue.
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It is not the case that the government provides direct subsidies.
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Many American firms face Chinese competition that receives heavy state subsidies.
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Subsidies for them, even via state firms, can raise overall efficiency.
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That helps explain why politicians and policymakers are rethinking the subsidies.
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The federal government spends $7 billion a year on the subsidies.
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It said unfair subsidies to India were substantial enough to investigate.
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Maybe we should ask those who benefit most from such subsidies.
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But the latest wave of giveaways cements it: Subsidies are back!
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It was the age of subsidies, and it was mostly fine.
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Customers who did not qualify for subsidies had no such protection.
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Sometimes her group received government subsidies for its social service programs.
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Thirty per cent more is spent on subsidies, largely for energy.
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It would greatly reduce subsidies available to help people buy insurance.
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And Trump continues to lean towards ending the subsidies, officials said.
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Why not push these subsidies towards people who actually need them?
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For example, the insurance subsidies were probably set too low initially.
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However, fossil fuel subsidies have actually increased 22019 percent since 2009.
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"You have subsidies, which generate overcapacity, which generate dumping," he said.
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They simply move around the way those subsidies are doled out.
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"We never ran on making the entitlement subsidies permanent," Paul said.
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To be clear, government subsidies and aid would still definitely exist.
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The administration could cut those subsidies as early as next month.
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Taxpayers contribute through public university research, grants, subsidies, and other incentives.
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So by building anything else, Foxconn risked having its subsidies withheld.
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Their odds of attracting business without subsidies is sure to improve.
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In exchange, the state has offered subsidies to build up infrastructure.
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Unfortunately data suggests that telecom subsidies can only do so much.
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With less money for insurance subsidies, fewer people will be covered.
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The Conservatives have promised to replace the subsidies with new payments.
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Besides, Phillips was not requesting taxpayer subsidies, unlike the law schools.
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Examples of rent-seeking and wasteful subsidies span the health system.
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Subsidies make renewables more attractive, but could disappear if government changes.
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Yet, after about 2023 years of trying, sugar subsidies still exist.
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Fuel subsidies account for 8% of gross domestic product, Elbadawi said.
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The Affordable Care Act didn't simply set subsidies based on income.
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It has also to foot the bill for Indonesia's fuel subsidies.
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The government cut things like fertilizer subsidies; crop yields dropped, too.
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Students who purchase an A.C.A. plan may be eligible for subsidies.
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And companies don't really make location decisions based on subsidies anyway.
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A better takeaway, he said, is that huge subsidies aren't necessary.
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But another 17 percent of Obamacare enrollees don't receive premium subsidies.
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The subsidies mostly redistribute income upward, from taxpayers to corporate shareholders.
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Congress increasing subsidies would attract more people into the marketplace, too.
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But the Court ruled 503-3 in favor of these subsidies.
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The problem is that not all people receive these variable subsidies.
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Those subsidies disappeared with the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union.
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It gives new insurance subsidies to some upper-middle class Americans.
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The House filed a lawsuit arguing that these subsidies are illegal.
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Congress… If the bill doesn't pass would you cut the subsidies?
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After tallying up their own long list of production subsidies and attempting to calculate how those subsidies shift the economic returns of new production, they came to some pretty startling conclusions, emphasis mine: We find that, at recent US oil prices of US$50 per barrel, tax preferences and other subsidies push nearly half of new, yet-to-be-developed oil into profitability.
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Insurers warned a congressional subcommittee Wednesday morning that Congress needs to continue Obamacare's cost-sharing subsidies and provide clarity on premium subsidies in the "next 30 days" so insurers can make a decision on 2018. Sen.
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"Maybe Congress will back down and appropriate the money for the subsidies, or the White House might say they'd rather lose the case and have the subsidies end abruptly," said Pollitz at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Levy said that on top of subsidies provided by the French state - 0005,275 euros ($3,399) for low-income families and 2,000 euro for other families - EDF will provide financial support amounting to half of those subsidies.
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The WTO first started discussions on fishing subsidies back in 2001; Pascal Lamy, formerly its director-general, says a great deal of effort has gone into working out which subsidies are contributing to harmful fishing practices.
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Battery makers have been scrambling to adjust battery chemistries to meet the higher thresholds for subsidies, while a flagged end to all subsidies after 2020 threatens a period of consolidation in a crowded Chinese battery sector.
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"The ACA-regulated market should be sustainable with the stabilizing force of the premium subsidies, but coverage will be more expensive for those not protected by the subsidies," said Larry Levitt of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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While all economic development subsidies are worthy of a critical re-examination, subsidies for companies getting federal contracts or that have a strong incentive to curry favor in Congress represent the most senseless of political handouts.
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Case studies: In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban uses the subsidies as a patronage system, auctioning off thousands of acres of state land to friends and family that, in turn, allows them to qualify for subsidies.
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At the state level, Amazon has scored a staggering $241 million in subsidies since 2015, according to research done by Thomas Cafcas and Greg LeRoy for Good Jobs First, an advocacy group that tracks public subsidies.
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With thousands of individuals receiving farm subsidies without living or working on farms, you would expect that Congress would jump at the idea of applying stricter work requirements to ensure that only farmers get farm subsidies.
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Currently, the federal government allocates a huge portion of subsidies towards home ownership—usually upwards of $22018 billion a year, a large percentage going to households earning more than $100,000—while subsidies to renters are marginal.
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The companies may have some responsibility for their product — for lobbying in favor of the carbon economy, and for getting subsidies and arguing for subsidies — but some responsibility ought to fall on individuals, households, and corporations.
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Unfortunately, the subsidies for biodiesel don't end with the tax credit, our report details layers of subsidies for the biodiesel industry and not only at great cost to taxpayers but also to consumers and the environment.
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In order to see which lawmakers liked subsidies the most, we excluded a handful of laws that bundled handouts with other policy changes, making the votes too complicated to demonstrate a lawmaker's desire for more subsidies.
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It would also expand federal subsidies on the Obamacare exchanges, capping premiums at 8.5% of a household's income, and allow those with employer coverage to access these subsidies if they buy policies on the individual market.
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The ACA's promise was that, with help from subsidies, you wouldn't have to spend more than a set percentage of your income on health insurance — if premiums rise in your area, so too will the subsidies.
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Restoring the subsidies could actually lead to many Obamacare customers getting a worse deal than they had in 2018, which concerned Democrats and prompted their demands for increased subsidies, a non-starter on the GOP side.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan says the House Republican lawsuit against Obamacare's cost-sharing reduction subsidies will go forward, but that the Trump administration can use its "discretion" to keep paying the subsidies until the lawsuit is resolved.
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What they're saying: "The continued prevalence of these subsidies — more than double the estimated subsidies to renewables — greatly complicates the task of achieving an early peak in global emissions," IEA analysts said in a June 13 report.
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She advocates increasing government investment in child-care subsidies to limit the amount that families pay, to a maximum of 10% of their income, which will be done via a combination of federal subsidies and tax credits.
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China cut electric vehicle subsidies at the end of June following a three-month transition period, having raised the standards for new energy vehicles (NEV) that qualify for subsidies and reduced the amount provided to relevant companies.
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Subsidies from G20 governments to fossil fuel production alone - excluding subsidies to consumers - averaged $444 billion annually in 2013 and 2014, according to a report by Oil Change International and the London-based Overseas Development Institute (ODI).
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BEIJING, March 13 (Reuters) - China's top grain producing region plans to increase subsidies for corn growers as a stocks glut eases, and will keep soybean subsidies at high levels for a second year running, official media reported.
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One of the final issues being hammered out is a controversial expansion of farm subsidies that critics say would enable extended family members to receive subsidies, even if they don't live or work directly on the farm.
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Here are four changes the administration suggests states could request: Funnel subsidies into private accounts: Enrollees' subsidies could be directed into private accounts that could be used to pay premiums or out-of-pocket health care expenses.
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Those are the rates for enrollees who don't receive subsidies, but nearly 90% of current Obamacare enrollees receive premium tax credits, and those with low incomes also qualify for subsidies to help with out-of-pocket costs.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will tighten regulations over new energy vehicle (NEV) subsidies, and will incrementally phase out all subsidies by sometime after 403, Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said in weekend comments carried by state media on Tuesday.
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The new subsidies proposal, published by parliament earlier this month, recommends including meat subsidies and a cost of living allowance in a single package and increasing the size of that package for both working and retired Bahrainis.
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Even while they bemoan so-called "subsidies" to traditional energy, some lawmakers are now trying to attach extensions of tax credits (which are subsidies) for renewable energy to legislation to be heard in the lame-duck session.
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It will also, not coincidentally, cost the government more than if it had simply paid the subsidies in the first place, because of the cost of covering higher premium rates for consumers who, by law, receive subsidies.
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Those generous subsidies sparked a big boom in the domestic robotics sector.
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Then it gives them subsidies to make up for the lost money.
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She disapproves of farm subsidies and other congressional backhanders to big business.
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Trump's key subsidies cut seen damaging hospitals, insurers ** Financials fall 0.9 pct.
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The pension fund currently sucks up subsidies worth about 20053% of GDP.
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Yet the need for metro subsidies doesn't imply that Washington should pay.
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They'd have to give the subsidies whether they're paid back or not.
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They cannot apply for subsidies but receive all of the other benefits.
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As of March 2016, the company has spent THB963bn on handset subsidies.
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In 2852, YIG received more than CNY22263bn in subsidies and capital injections.
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Last year the government reintroduced petrol subsidies to appease angry lorry drivers.
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In the US, these subsidies can amount to $20 billion a year.
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Many lower- and moderate-income Americans receive subsidies that reduce their premiums.
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Beijing began its subsidies program in 2010 to spur the nascent industry.
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A federal judge had already ruled that the subsidies were not legal.
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The persistence of fossil fuel subsidies is an embarrassment to the species.
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A few reasons they rattled off: fewer carrier subsidies, U.S. dollar strain.
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FERC said in its ruling that such subsidies may not be fair.
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Like the Wall Street bailouts, stadium subsidies socialize risk and privatize profit.
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How about we get rid of all tariffs, all subsidies, all barriers?
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These subsidies remain a huge part of the country's overall health spending.
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Conservatives have griped that the new system would retain too many subsidies.
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Instead, he promoted economic change: liberalisation, privatisation, cutting subsidies and building infrastructure.
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Small, upland livestock farms tend to be particularly reliant on the subsidies.
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Such a complete network is only possible with the help of subsidies.
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Government subsidies were modest; consumers paid for the system through extortionate prices.
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But in practice, it incentivised the federal government to match local subsidies.
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However, similar measures last year included subsidies for industries and recapitalizing banks.
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It also cut wheat subsidies, causing a quick doubling of bread prices.
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Most remaining fuel subsidies are due to be lifted by mid-June.
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In retail banking, cuts in government energy subsidies have hit consumer spending.
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Their belief in self-sufficiency means they do not accept government subsidies.
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Some in its ranks back budget-busting subsidies to agriculture and industry.
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And, I think there should be no mandates, and no subsidies whatsoever.
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Other studies show skewed spending on rural roads and on farm subsidies.
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Axios estimated that about 8.7 million people received Obamacare's subsidies last year.
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Unless the market is fixed, subsidies to the industry will only grow.
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The bill's right-wing critics, however, want to abolish the subsidies entirely.
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Like: scrapping the $500 billion per year in global fossil fuel subsidies.
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Ultimately, it spurned larger, more lavish subsidies lathered on by other cities.
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Such inducements include subsidies, easier financing, and a lessening of red tape.
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Efficient businesses are taxed and penalised, while subsidies help sustain unproductive ones.
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Of note: Keep in mind this data is about subsidies for consumers.
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Many of the uninsured are unaware that subsidies are available to them.
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Mr Mulki halted the slide by raising revenue and reducing energy subsidies.
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He and other ministers also announced changes to some tariffs and subsidies.
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Many offer families free housing and other subsidies to attract younger people.
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The White House has floated the idea of halting the subsidies abruptly.
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Subsidies may also vary from year to year with the government's budget.
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WSAM also received subsidies of around CNY128 million over the same period.
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Those subsidies grew based on the number of prisoners the facilities held.
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The government will reduce fuel subsidies and employment at state-owned enterprises.
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Ireland, Spain and Greece, for example, withdrew subsidies after suffering property busts.
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Thanks to hefty subsidies, renewables account for over 40% of electricity production.
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Bioethanol production could be expanded in Europe, but that would need subsidies.
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In Florida, subsidies for the state's powerful sugar producers are under attack.
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" He's like, "I think the agriculture secretary is fascinating about farm subsidies.
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In an ideal world, zero tariffs, zero non-tariff barriers, zero subsidies.
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Putting clean energy subsidies at No. 10 irks me to no end.
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Subsidies and a streak of energy authoritarianism have played a big role.
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Go deeper: Health insurer loses $73 million after Trump halts ACA subsidies
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Generous subsidies, including a 183% federal tax credit, add to solar's attractiveness.
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Yet these subsidies are also responsible for ebbs and flows in demand.
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Despite subsidies, ride-sharing customers are not locked in to one firm.
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Why did anyone think doing away with subsidies was a good idea?
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Funds the ACA's cost-sharing subsidies through 703, but then repeals them.
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Those barriers include China's domestic industrial subsidies, licensing procedures and other regulations.
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But it doesn't matter who's getting the subsidies to pay for insurance.
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AHCA will give subsidies to people who earn as much as $75,000.
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Currently the subsidies are permanent spending and would be made every year.
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But net premiums, after federal and state subsidies, would be 5% higher.
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In return, the league has received subsidies, police escorts and city permits.
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Tom MacArthur of New Jersey would not address the cost-sharing subsidies.
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I don't believe in subsidies that prop up corn, soybeans and ethanol.
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Britain has replaced direct subsidies with a contracts-for-difference (CfD) system.
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This cost sharing is different from the federal subsidies to pay premiums.
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India has no intention of halting the subsidies, Reuters reported on Monday.
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His budget, unveiled in December, cuts subsidies on water, electricity and fuel.
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But people who don't receive subsidies could have to pay substantially more.
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It would also eliminate Obamacare subsidies and federal funding for Medicaid expansion.
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The Trump administration argues that government subsidies for Canadian lumber are unfair.
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Unfortunately, the comingling of user fees with unrelated subsidies leads to cynicism.
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Both have spent heavily on subsidies to lure drivers to sign up.
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Consumers could not apply the ACA's premium subsidies to these new policies.
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The money mainly went on subsidies to lure both drivers and passengers.
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But big accounts, like farm subsidies, could be in for radical review.
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And there are subsidies for new filters for the barbecue joints too.
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Money from that tax also funds power subsidies for low-income families.
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The sorry history of fertiliser subsidies shows the cost of official ineptitude.
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Republican plan would lower subsidies and hence make the problem much worse,
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Paul LePage (R) asked about specific cuts to low-income housing subsidies.
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He lauds the cutting of subsidies for public services such as electricity.
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The ruling found that the two planes received subsidies of $9 billion.
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The government has been able to reduce subsidies for gas and water.
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The House bill expands spending on farm subsidies and wastes American resources.
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So what should the House do when it comes to farm subsidies?
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Amtrak has fended off efforts by Trump to cut its federal subsidies.
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Chan said the measures include subsidies for the underprivileged and business enterprises.
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The local players have also long been supported by Chinese government subsidies.
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Government subsidies for non-competitive companies will hurt more than they help.
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One would be phasing out subsidies for the meat and dairy industries.
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Here's a rundown: The GOP bill repeals ObamaCare's subsidies and Medicaid expansion.
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It uses subsidies to improve the commercial viability of seldom-used routes.
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Babis also faces police charges of fraud in tapping European Union subsidies.
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Once those subsidies were determined, private brokers could complete the enrollment process.
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For decades, the federal government has implemented distortionary energy subsidies and regulations.
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You want a tariff free, no barriers and you want no subsidies.
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But analysts say boosting soybean production could be difficult without higher subsidies.
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The study also looked at global subsidies on energy and their effects.
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We strive to reduce tariff barriers, non-tariff barriers and subsidies. 5.
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That caveat leaves open the door to the subsidies being ended abruptly.
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They cannot apply for subsidies, but receive all of the other benefits.
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Exelon, which would collect the bulk of the subsidies, applauded the order.
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The impact on farming, aside from any subsidies, could also be substantial.
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European nations use subsidies to get a leg up on U.S. manufacturing.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT), began to fight back against those merger subsidies.
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Policymakers should end costly electric vehicle subsidies and let the market work.
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But critics say the subsidies program no longer serves its original purpose.
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Liu received $9,920 in government subsidies and invested the same amount himself.
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Furthermore, the bulk of subsidies go to the largest and wealthiest farmers.
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Mr. Metcalf's conclusions suggest subsidies could be eliminated without causing much pain.
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Denmark spends 0.6% of its total GDP on subsidies for college students.
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Electricity subsidies will be fully phased out by June 2022, he said.
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Half or more of Oscar members in its current markets receive subsidies.
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Nio also enjoys the advantage of Beijing's state subsidies for electric vehicles.
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Obamacare subsidies are also on the table for revival, with Republican Sen.
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Existing subsidies for renewable energy have made other forms of production uncompetitive.
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Provincial governments have also offered cash subsidies to couples who get married.
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Further, the carbon tax would replace climate-related federal regulations and subsidies.
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However, the federal subsidies would absorb much or most of the cost.
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Subsidies for energy sources burden taxpayers and electricity consumers with extra costs.
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The EU competition enforcer can order governments to recover illegal state subsidies.
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Boeing complained Bombardier dumped the planes below cost and used government subsidies.
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And to hedge that bet, there is $12 billion in emergency subsidies.
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In the newly designated opportunity zones, investors get a trio of subsidies.
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There must be subsidies to lower-income families, so that they can.
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Without subsidies, the eQ would cost an additional 6015,000 yuan or so.
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In addition, countries like the UAE have removed long-standing fuel subsidies.
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About eight in 10 enrollees receive government subsidies based on their income.
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The subsidies are "the linchpin in meeting the goal," Mr. Banks said.
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The legislation would eliminate Obamacare subsidies, while the Medicaid expansion would expire.
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Policymakers pitch these punitive measures as cutting off "subsidies" to Big Oil.
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In contrast, subsidies towards apples and vegetables only accounted for $637 million.
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Consumers receiving those subsidies paid less out of their own pockets, too.
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According to Politico, that plan would shrink subsidies and eliminate Medicaid expansion.
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Millions of people who receive subsidies to make insurance affordable have stayed.
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Without subsidies, the eQ would cost an additional 100,000 yuan or so.
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I do think that ending fossil fuel subsidies is the easiest thing.
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But it is also trying to reduce subsidies on renewable power generation.
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This raises an obvious question: Are renewable energy subsidies doing the job?
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Same subsidies for low- and middle-income subscribers, same rules on coverage.
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It keeps the subsidies, it keeps the taxes, it keeps the regulations.
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He also said the subsidies would return about $5 billion in benefits.
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Since upping the subsidies, Hollywood has landed two forthcoming big-budget films.
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Because they encourage wasteful energy consumption, such subsidies substantially increase global emissions.
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Energy subsidies account for more than half the Argentine government's fiscal deficit.
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They cannot receive subsidies but will be affected by the rate increases.
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Without those subsidies, some customers wouldn't be able to fund their premiums.
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Subsidies are due to be phased out over the next few years.
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It was not clear what subsidies or what amount would be affected.
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The programme calls for tax increases and deep cuts to energy subsidies.
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"Farmers are past the point of subsidies and loans," one rancher said.
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"We're actually kind of destroying all these natural subsidies," Mr. Basu said.
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Lower-income customers, those who qualify for subsidies, won't feel the pinch.
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One proposal they all agree on is federal subsidies for teachers' pay.
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The really big direct subsidies for oil are mostly in developing countries.
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They could start by getting rid of those damn fossil fuel subsidies.
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Those subsidies would go towards the construction of large-scale pig farms.
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As future data is collected, subsidies and enrollment could be adjusted accordingly.
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You'll benefit from it, and the subsidies can only go so far.
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In October, he was indicted on charges of misusing European Union subsidies.
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Now we can add another bête noire to the list: fishing subsidies.
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The world spends about $11 billion per year on these "good" subsidies.
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" Ms. Verma said that "many Americans don't qualify for subsidies on HealthCare.
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Critics have objected to using public subsidies to help Amazon expand here.
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In Illinois, it discouraged state officials from considering subsidies for electric vehicles.
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They get big subsidies, and that's not seen as good for taxpayers.
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Tax expenditures aren't subsidies at all, if you think about it. Etc.
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And some nuclear advocates are grumbling about the renewable-energy subsidies Gov.
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High premiums have frustrated many customers, especially those who receive no subsidies.
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The new offer does not ask for government subsidies, the source said.
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Chris Christie's decision in 2011 to eliminate subsidies for the state's racetracks.
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Most went as subsidies for entrants to the sector, attracting subpar firms.
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"Subsidies prevent what might otherwise be a death spiral," Ms. Cox said.
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For now, subsidies are offered to make fuel-cell vehicles more affordable.
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As a result, subsidies and payments from the IOC have been frozen.
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Rent subsidies also hold promise as a tool for reducing residential segregation.
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The deal doesn't address Chinese state subsidies, cybersecurity or Beijing's technology policies.
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Both the U.S. and the EU drop all tariffs, barriers and subsidies!
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To some extent, subsidies and other monetary adjustments can mitigate this problem.
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Barnes used sports stadium subsidies as a leading example of these pitfalls.
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For years, projects there required large government subsidies to be economically viable.
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We also receive subsidies and R&D funding from governments in Europe.
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For too long, policymakers have tried to keep rates down through subsidies.
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If you can't unless you receive subsidies from the A.C.A., then don't.
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Subsidies provide anecdotes about performance instead of deliver gains to the economy.
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Thus, these subsidies are economic development programs that don't develop the economy.
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Chinese manufacturers and officials denied improper subsidies and dumping, and still do.
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Sanders would try subsidies, but there would be no money for that.
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Macri has cut public utility subsidies as part of his fiscal push.
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And that includes many recipients of Medicaid, food stamps, and housing subsidies.
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The overwhelming majority of these subsidies flow to affluent and white households.
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It now has 13 subsidies specialising in investment, asset management and securities.
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Unable to pay for subsidies and welfare programs, he printed more money.
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In Bulgaria, a handful of grain barons receive most of the subsidies.
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Currently, it only offers $22019 per month subsidies for basic phone service.
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"Your insurance may offer subsidies on gym equipment or memberships," she said.
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Providers who needed them were beginning to use them without government subsidies.
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Berlin wants new subsidies on electric-battery projects for carmakers and suppliers.
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The issue of China's state subsidies was more prominent in earlier talks.
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What do special interests do when their federal subsidies might be threatened?
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Argentina has spent $51 billion on power subsidies since 2003, Aranguren said.
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He said stabilizing the Obamacare marketplace requires insurance subsidies to be funded.
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"There's going to be some money going to additional subsidies," he said.
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This allows renewables producers to achieve higher revenue and retrieve lower subsidies.
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Some Republicans also want to bar subsidies for insurers who cover abortion.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Subsidies are speeding up a turnaround at BYD.
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Providers often also rely on federal subsidies to serve rural, isolated areas.
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People with premium subsidies would have deductibles of roughly $1,000 or less.
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That bill would have eliminated ObamaCare's subsidies, taxes, mandates and Medicaid expansion.
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And don't forget that costly taxpayer subsidies are needed for most renewables.
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Doing this won't immediately sting insurers, as removing cost-sharing subsidies would.
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The pretax contributions for transportation subsidies are capped at $260 per month.
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These industry-specific subsidies mean that the goodies were not evenly distributed.
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I'd like to tell candidates, first, focus on cutting fossil-fuel subsidies.
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It came days after Trump announced that he would end the subsidies.
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The subsidies would probably be smaller than under the Affordable Care Act.
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No region's economy has depended more on subsidies and taxpayer-funded investment.
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Now the sponsors were helping support his family, along with government subsidies.
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With the federal and state subsidies, he paid $15,500 out of pocket.
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Many big sticking points remain, including China's state subsidies for its businesses.
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In 2016, the duchy received more than $130,000 in European Union subsidies.
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The goal is to burn enough electricity to qualify for restart subsidies.
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Government subsidies exist, but they often aren't enough to fill this gap.
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Trump has an easy way to end these subsidies, if he wants.
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You can do regulation and cross subsidies, the Swiss or German models.
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The last leg of the stool is subsidies to make insurance affordable.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's government enacted a wide range of subsidies for renewables.
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Although they serve similar goals, the two subsidies function in different ways.
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And people receiving premium subsidies are generally insulated against insurance price increases.
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They'd also peg those subsidies to more generous policies with lower deductibles.
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Biden has proposed a public option to expand coverage and enhanced subsidies.
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Anthem has submitted premium rates that account for the subsidies being cut.
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The economics are very clear here, when 84 percent qualify for subsidies.
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They currently have access to no subsidies under the Affordable Care Act.
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These subsidies limit how much an individual has to pay for coverage.
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Babis disputes the audit and says no subsidies need to be returned.
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Subsidies and welfare are bad ... but who could oppose supporting Iowa farmers?
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They cut subsidies, and inflation skyrocketed — food prices rose by 227 percent.
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"Once we have a system of subsidies that guarantees the protection of the vulnerable through direct subsidies, I think we would be in conditions to move toward a single exchange rate," he said, without offering a time frame.
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The country's Internal Affairs Minister, Sanae Takaichi, was quoted by Jiji news agency saying car buyers will not have to pay back Japanese government subsidies for any Mitsubishi vehicles that may fall outside the fuel economy subsidies bracket.
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Because it seems to me the bill is going to push people toward higher-deductible plans because it pegs the subsidies to plans with higher out-of-pocket costs more than the subsidies are pegged to under Obamacare.
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The government may cut gasoline subsidies in 2019 and other subsidies in 2020, Raouia told reporters on the sidelines of a meeting of Arab finance ministers and International Monetary Fund officials to discuss fiscal reforms in the region.
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Most subsidized Obamacare customers opt for a silver plan, because the subsidies can significantly reduce their premium, and because silver plans are the only type of coverage for which the out-of-pocket financial subsidies can be applied.
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In its current form, the AHCA would also not link subsidies on the insurance exchanges to actual prices, meaning higher priced insurers would face the prospect of driving away customers who would not be cushioned by increasing subsidies.
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As a side effect of President Trump cutting off the ACA's cost-sharing subsidies, many consumers' subsidies will now cover the entire premium for a bronze plan, and in some cases gold plans are actually cheaper than silver.
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In my time as Chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, I looked at multiple businesses that had identified government subsidies and found ways to generate massive profits by unfairly manipulating both the subsidies and the public.
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Subsidies are much like tariffs in that they transfer wealth away from the general population to a small number of usually wealthy people while harming still others, including some of those whom the subsidies are intended to help.
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The finance ministry cut 7003 subsidies qualifications for Lifan Group and Chongqing Hengtong Bus Company for the use of the sub par batteries, which involved 320 million yuan ($47.7 million) in subsidies, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that federal spending on premium subsidies will total $22010 billion in the current fiscal year and $22011 billion over the coming decade — costs that could increase if premiums and subsidies continue to rise.
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As a result, many of the insurance companies that have already announced their increases have either baked in increases assuming loss of the subsidies or say that they will impose further hikes if the subsidies are not continued.
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This afternoon: WH to Dems: We'll continue paying ObamaCare subsidies: Trump administration officials have told Democrats they will continue paying controversial ObamaCare insurer subsidies, easing fears that a fight over the issue could lead to a government shutdown.
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The subsidies on the marketplace help some people—though they also don't work very well, and the abrupt cliff for subsidies at 226 percent of the poverty level leave many people paying far more than they can afford.
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They would also change how the subsidies are calculated, to give people enough money to buy one of the more generous "gold" plans on the marketplace (right now, the subsidies are tethered to the less generous "silver" plans).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is preparing for possible retaliation over subsidies for Boeing, a European Commission source said on Tuesday, following Washington's listing of EU products it plans to hit with tariffs in their aircraft subsidies dispute.
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Like Trump, the outgoing Obama administration has been critical of China's subsidies for state-owned enterprises and its failure to reduce its industrial overcapacity, filing a complaint with the World Trade Organization over Chinese aluminum sector subsidies last week.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German battery maker Varta on Friday said it had applied for government subsidies to mass-produce lithium-ion battery cells, as the Economy Ministry's deadline for companies to send in their applications to receive state subsidies ends.
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Much of its welfare subsidies ends up in the hands of the relatively rich, who are more likely to make use of air-conditioned trains or cooking gas—or able to bribe the bureaucrats who decide who deserves subsidies.
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Rather than improving the efficiency with which public subsidies were targeted at chronically ill individuals unable to afford insurance in an actuarially priced market, the AHCA thus made the distribution of subsidies even less focused than under the ACA.
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She argued that, by using subsidies to get more cars on the road, "waiting times were shortened, fares became cheaper, more users were drawn on to the platform — and drivers on the platform thus wouldn't require subsidies any longer".
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Because the subsidies would take the form of tax credits to individuals, it made perfect sense that the IRS permanent appropriation already used to pay for tax credits and refunds would serve as the source for funding these subsidies.
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In the last few years, the Chinese government has churned out preferential measures for NEVs including favorable tax policies, buyers' subsidies, government purchases, technology research and development, and re-charging subsidies, as a way to nurture the young industry.
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The WTO panel agreed that the United States had not correctly used third country prices to assess the subsidies, but supported the U.S. assertion that exporters were getting subsidies from Chinese "public bodies", despite Beijing's assertions to the contrary.
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However, AIS and DTAC have been reducing their handset subsidies since 2H16 and since 1Q17, they have been offering subsidies only on post-paid plans to attract new subscribers and provide an incentive for pre-paid customers to convert.
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While handset subsidies were an effective strategy to boost True Mobile's market share in a short period of time, we believe that since it has gained significant market share, the company may prioritise margins by scaling back expensive subsidies.
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The WTO ruled last year that the subsidies caused "adverse effects to the U.S." U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer on Monday proposed a list of European Union products on which to slap tariffs as retaliation for European aircraft subsidies.
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WASHINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - Europe's Airbus on Thursday welcomed a move by Washington state to remove what it called "illegal subsidies" to Boeing, but said the U.S. planemaker had received billions of dollars in other subsidies and tax breaks.
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Murray wants to both make the subsidies more generous for people who currently qualify for them, and expand eligibility so that people who currently make too much income to qualify would now be eligible for subsidies, the aide said.
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Wind power costs average between $32 and $62 per megawatt hour before subsidies, compared with an average between $49 and $61 per megawatt hour for utility-scale solar arrays without subsidies, according to a December 2016 report from Lazard.
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Governments, who want them to use more, spend nearly $1bn annually on subsidies.
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However, on January 1 Russia amended its tax code to halt those subsidies.
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Tribal groups were granted generous state subsidies and recruited into the national guard.
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Aneel in March had estimated 3.7 billion reais in irregular subsidies to Amazonas.
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What is also going away are the purchasing assistance subsidies currently in place.
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These hikes are for the benchmark silver plan upon which subsidies are based.
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The minister said the new rate increase would save $4 billion in subsidies.
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The government offered generous subsidies to electric and hybrid car buyers for years.
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It is now moving to make producers more competitive by phasing out subsidies.
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Senate Democrats aren't voicing a willingness to trigger a shutdown over insurer subsidies.
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The White House left the option of paying the subsidies on the table.
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Countries with subsidies are most often those that depend economically on oil exports.
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The report did not specify how residents would apply for the additional subsidies.
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One early, direct attack on the Obamacare markets was to cut off subsidies.
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The chairman has made providing such subsidies a cornerstone of his FCC agenda.
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These problems require new, cleaner energy products, not more government mandates or subsidies.
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It uses a sophisticated system of subsidies that vary by model and season.
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Demonstrations against more cuts to subsidies in November have so far been suppressed.
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Subsidies have led to overuse of fertiliser, prompting soil depletion and water pollution.
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It's unlikely to pay subsidies forever if the News tab doesn't become sustainable.
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At the same time Beijing is winding down subsidies for new energy vehicles.
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He wants to cut subsidies for student loans, for a savings of $143bn.
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But the EU is about more than just subsidies, the NFU report says.
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But in Northern Ireland cost controls were omitted and subsidies were over-generous.
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Bown told CNBC that members need to agree to new rules on subsidies.
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Subsidies ask the government to pick technologies that are most deserving of support.
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She vowed that the EU would retaliate over US subsidies to Boeing (BA).
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The conservative Heritage Foundation has generally opposed any targeted subsidies for energy tech.
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States routinely offer companies subsidies of the sort that Indiana gave to Carrier.
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As Axios' Dan Primack notes, there are no GM-specific electric vehicle subsidies.
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Central government subsidies to municipalities are expected to be phased out by 2024.
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At the same time, subsidies for out-of-pocket costs would disappear entirely.
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Now most Latin American democracies do so, but the subsidies are mostly small.
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It includes subsidies for initial outlays, and auctions to encourage lowest-cost bidders.
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Mr Parente slashed subsidies, sold assets and adopted a market-friendly pricing policy.
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Canada points out that American farm subsidies almost match its own (see chart).
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And all the subsidies in the world will not fix a broken system.
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Team Trump's attacks on forced technology transfers and state subsidies are broadly welcomed.
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Strong Integration with Government: SPD receives subsidies and capital injections from the government.
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Subsidies for health care are of little use because hospitals are far away.
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Whaling may be coming home, but its (mostly hidden) subsidies are surely dwindling.
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The combined group can now cut back on subsidies and focus on profit.
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It could concentrate subsidies on customers who sign up to long-term contracts.
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If I had a reset button, I'd get rid of all agricultural subsidies.
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Getting rid of subsidies would allow farmers compete on an open playing field.
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The US government filed a similar claim that year over subsidies to Airbus.
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As for individual Obamacare exchange plan subsidies, Republicans would replace those, as well.
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With its finances in tatters, the regime has been forced to cut subsidies.
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It included real wage and pension cuts and reduced discretionary spending and subsidies.
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Oman cut fuel subsidies this year to ease the burden on state finances.
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Home heating bills shot higher earlier this year when Macri removed the subsidies.
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Curbing subsidies would ease pressure on the public purse and curtail excess production.
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Without major subsidies, these types of businesses are incredibly difficult to make work.
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China is investing and supporting electric car purchases through subsidies encouraging EV growth.
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But the value of cost-sharing subsidies drops off the higher one's income.
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From the state's point of view, subsidies have translated into real economic progress.
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They recommended increasing VAT rates, restraining public wages, and gradually eliminating electricity subsidies.
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At the time companies could receive subsidies if they provided speeds of 4Mbps.
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First, the government cuts subsidies on basic goods such as bread, sparking riots.
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The subsidies help cover out-of-pocket medical expenses for low-income Americans.
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Its subsidies and the Medicaid expansion are financed almost entirely with federal money.
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But with subsidies, there wasn't a meaningful difference between black and white women.
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Globally, auctions, rather than subsidies, are increasingly popular to incentivise renewable energy development.
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The Trump administration is providing the ACA subsidies without an appropriation from Congress.
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Insurers, though, don't just want the subsidies to keep flowing — they want predictability.
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The Obama administration argued that a separate, permanent appropriation already covers the subsidies.
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It's not sloppy research; it's because many of these subsidies are not public.
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It's an economic arms race, and subsidies are weapons of mutual self-destruction.
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Originally, funding the subsidies — known as CSRs — was the foundation of the bill.
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The left: It's easy for Democrats to support funding the cost-sharing subsidies.
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And Trump didn't get into his preferred vehicle for paying those financial subsidies.
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It is superior to the subsidies in ObamaCare, a lot of other advantages.
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Even so, corporate subsidies are nothing new, nor is the controversy they stoke.
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Those subsidies drove German utilities, businesses, and home owners to purchase clean energy.
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The value of the premium subsidies increases with the price of the premiums.
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Even so, Luckin's subsidies and promotions will keep running high for a while.
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That means the federal government will have to spend more on premium subsidies.
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Since May 2013, the housing complex has received $490 million in rent subsidies.
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Providing such access requires being smart and transparent about how we distribute subsidies.
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Their repeal-and-replace bills would have substantially reduced the law's premium subsidies.
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Investors will gladly accept tax credits but they do not need these subsidies.
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Argentina has introduced major cuts to energy subsidies, but has also lifted pensions.
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Governments are more actively penalizing waste, reducing fuel subsidies and implementing environmental standards.
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Helped by state subsidies, Russian producers now meet 2000 percent of local demand.
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The federal government was already expected to pay more in subsidies next year.
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Increased taxpayer subsidies for the law's enrollees only worsen this already dismal outlook.
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Without these subsidies, more insurers are likely to bail out of Obamacare exchanges.
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The UAE cut fuel subsidies last year, and other states are following suit.
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But there are still good reasons to end subsidies and free prices completely.
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The government must now reinstate subsidies and cut prices to their earlier levels.
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Drivers who scrap such cars will also be given subsidies for new ones.
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Homeowners have started razing ruins in order to rebuild, helped by government subsidies.
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The same cannot be said of plans bought directly from insurers, without subsidies.
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In Brazil, too, the government cut subsidies on electricity and petrol in 2015.
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Even America's most elite universities and successful corporations received plenty of taxpayer subsidies.
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To hit the target, the Macri administration cut more subsidies, further inflaming inflation.
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Denmark won European Union approval for winemaking only by promising to forgo subsidies.
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However, the package does not include subsidies for farm prices, as initially announced.
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CBO's estimate of the AHCA's effect on premiums did not factor in subsidies.
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His first government introduced free health care and increased subsidies to rice farmers.
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The Affordable Care Act tethered its subsidies to 70 percent actuarial value plans.
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Subsidies and pay for bureaucrats take priority over transport, energy and water infrastructure.
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Hajraf said that subsidies are projected at 3.432 billion dinars of the budget.
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Southeast Asia's largest economy spent 97.6 trillion rupiah on energy subsidies last year.
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