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What is corrective subsidy?
A corrective subsidy is basically a payment that is made by the government. It is used to ensure the optimal output of a product or the consumption of that product.
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In Farm Crops
When did the subsidy on wool and mohair end?
In 1993, Congress voted to eliminate the subsidy at the end of the 1995 fiscal year, saying the program had failed to increase domestic wool production, disproportionately ben…efited the few largest producers, and wool was no longer a strategic material. (MORE)
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What is subsidy?
Answer 1 A direct or indirect payment by a government to its country's frims to make selling or investing abroad cheaper for them Answer 2 Subsidy is the economi…c benefit (such as a tax allowance or duty rebate) or financial aid (such as a cash grant or soft loan) provided by a government to: support a desirable activity (such as exports), keep prices of staples low, maintain the income of the producers of critical or strategic products, maintain employment levels, orinduce investment to reduce unemployment. The basic characteristic of all subsidies is to reduce the market price of an item below its cost of production. Also called subvention.Indirect financial contribution by a firm to its employees, such as low cost meals or benefit.For more information, refer to link below. (MORE)
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What is the advantage of subsidy?
1:To reduce the high cost of produce. 2:To make an increase of produce all year-round. 3:To help less privilage people to have access to produce. 4:To make all citizens …enjoy equilibrium market price of produce. 5:To give quality,quantity to the produce buy and sell in the market. (MORE)
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What is a farm subsidy?
Farm Subsidy Farm "subsidy:" # Monetary assistance granted by a government to a person or group in support of an enterprise regarded as being in the public interes…t. # Financial assistance given by one person or government to another. # Money formerly granted to the British Crown by Parliament. It is money the government gives to farmers to help subsidise their farms. It is taxpayer money given to farmers to help keep the price of their goods lower. * I'd like to add that while these funds were originally used to help the small family farmer (and I suppose still is to the few who have not been taken over or replaced by large corporate farmers), much of the subsidy money (our tax money) is now given to large corporate farmers and universities and colleges who engage in agricultural studies and production. Note: This question was originally answered on the qustion here: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_farm_subsidiary (MORE)
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What is an example of a Subsidy?
The best example of a subsidy is when a farmer gets a lump sum of money from the government for keeping their land a certain way. The government will pay farmers who keep …certain weeds or crops on their land instead of mowing it. (MORE)
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In Farm Crops
Who gets the largest farm subsidy?
In the US, hungry people get the largest share. Nutrition programs (mainly Food Stamps) account for a full 70% of the entire budget of the US Department of Agriculture. Farm c…ommodity programs make up about 17%. (MORE)
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In Economics
What is the act of providing a subsidy?
The act of providing a subsidy generally means that money is supplied to a person, government or a corporation with the intent of securing an action deemed to be beneficial to… the party providing the subsidy or too a worthy purpose as so identified as being beneficial. (MORE)
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Why are farmers in the EU given subsidies?
It encourages them to grow certain products and also makes up forlosses when they they are growing products that are not doing welland helps farmers whose farms don't produce …as much revenue as somelarge scale farmers do. All of this helps things even out and helpsagriculture do better across the European Union. (MORE)
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What are the subsidies provided for Sainsbury loans?
The subsidies for Sainsbury loans are those provided by the government to encourage Sainsburys along with all the other banks to actually lend more to people who need it. They… are aimed at businesses to encourage business development. (MORE)