A subsidy paid to farmers when the prices at which certain products can be sold are below a target set by government policy.
Definition and exploration of the Chicago School of Economics and its principles
A US federal agency providing price support for US farmers established in 1933.
A policy advocating minimal government intervention in the economy, where market forces are allowed to operate freely.
An overview of government policy towards monopolies, including motivations, strategies, and approaches.
The process of bringing resources and activities formerly operated by private businesses or local organizations under government ownership and control.
Definition and analysis of production subsidies in economics.
An overview and in-depth analysis of tax credits, their criteria, and impacts within various economic frameworks.
A means by which the government can encourage particular activities without formally making expenditures.
A limited period of tax-free operation, or of specially reduced taxation, used to stimulate investment.
