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subsidization
This term describes the systemic process of financial support, typically originating from a government or a large organization, to ensure the viability of a sector that might otherwise fail in a free market. It carries a connotation of strategic intervention, often linked to public policy, social welfare, or economic competition.
As an uncountable noun, it refers to the general concept or the act of providing subsidies. To refer to specific instances or individual grants, speakers must use partitive constructions such as a program of subsidization or various forms of subsidization.
Meanings
Examples
The government announced the subsidization of renewable energy projects to combat climate change.
Is the subsidization of public transport actually reducing traffic congestion in the city?
Heavy subsidization of the agricultural sector often leads to market distortions.
I wonder if the subsidization of these startups will actually lead to long term innovation.
The treaty prohibits the subsidization of domestic exports to ensure fair global trade.
We need to discuss the subsidization of low income housing in the next budget meeting.
The sudden end of subsidization caused the price of electricity to skyrocket overnight.
Without state subsidization, the national museum would have closed years ago.