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单词 subsidization
释义
subsidization
noun[U]
(UKusuallysubsidisation)
uk
/ˌsʌb.sɪ.daɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/us
/ˌsʌb.sə.dəˈzeɪ.ʃən/
theactby agovernment,organization, or othergroupofpayingpartof thecostof something:
补贴
Somepeopleopposegovernmentsubsidization of abaseballstadium.有些人反对政府出钱补贴棒球场的营运。
TheInstitutehas taken thepositionthat subsidizationdistortsmarketsand should beeliminated.研究院认为补贴扭曲了市场规律，必须取缔。
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subsidize
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  • Theboarddiscussedwhether tocontinuecompanysubsidization of thecanteen.
  • Congressmay need toconsiderfurthersubsidization ofsmallbusinessloans.
  • We need large-scale subsidisation andinvestmentinsolarpower.
  • At acostof £30m, thegovernmentlauncheda subsidisationscheme.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Paying money
  • advance
  • ante up (something)
  • balance
  • burn a hole insomeone'spocketidiom
  • chargeable
  • co-finance
  • compensate
  • congestion charge
  • cough
  • foot
  • lash
  • pay top dollaridiom
  • payer
  • ransom
  • settle up
  • shortchange
  • sink intosomething
  • spender
  • splash out(something)
  • spring forsomething
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(Definition ofsubsidizationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsubsidization

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There are very few, if any, models of directsubsidizationthat are operational.
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Directsubsidizationof forest conservation is as efficient-in terms of the level of economic benefits-as eco-forestry.
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Let us first consider agriculturalsubsidizationwhen there is a perfect labor market.
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However, the cost of directsubsidizationis greater.
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The main question to be discussed is how varying political interests will affect its optimal intervention (subsidization) mechanism, and thus the outcome of the negotiations.
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On the one hand, such asubsidizationscheme is favourable as it offers the highest subsidies when the probability of trade is at the lowest.
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The clear tendency however is that higher child care costs call for even strongersubsidizationof families.
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Subsidizationof certain energy products is not uncommon worldwide and the opportunity cost principle is not always followed.
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If private investment in their development has not been forthcoming,subsidizationof investment in complementary assets may be unwise from both financial and development perspectives.
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Finally, we consider the argument that projects involving thesubsidizationof commercial ventures may be preferred by donor organizations.
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In addition,subsidizationvia the tax system has the advantage that it is not directly related to production.
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Having defined the tradeoffs, some numerical examples are used to calculate the tax benefit and quantify the potential for crosssubsidization.
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Overfishing, soil depletion, desertification, and deforestation have all been facilitated by a long history ofsubsidization.
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In theory, directsubsidizationcan more easily be applied to large, contiguous areas of forest necessary for the conservation of larger species.
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To achieve this, the government offered varioussubsidizationprograms to help employers facilitate the work-life balance of their workers.
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