Subsidy

A financial contribution by government (including any form of income or price support) that also confers a benefit to the recipient (i.e., producers of goods or services or buyers of goods). Many types of government practices constitute a financial contribution, including traditional forms of subsidies such as grants and loans, as well as foregone revenues such as tax credits. Subsidies may also exist in preferential government procurement of goods.

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