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subsidy ['sʌbsɪdɪ] n
construct.	dotation f
econ.	subside m
market., fin.	subventions f; subsides m
polit.	subvention f
social.sc.	assistance sociale
subsidies n
account.	subventions f
econ., fin.	subventions d'exploitation
fin., commun.	subvention d'exploitation
subsidy Funds given by a foundation, institution, or other organization, usually for a specific purpose. Use STATE AID for government funding ['sʌbsɪdɪ] n
polit.	subvention f (Fonds alloués par une fondation, institution ou toute autre organisation, habituellement à des fins spécifiques. Utiliser AIDE DE L'ETAT pour des fonds alloués par le gouvernement)
subsidy Any monetary grant made by the government to a private industrial undertaking or charitable organization, but especially one given to consumers or producers in order to lower the market price of some service or product and make it readily affordable to the public ['sʌbsɪdɪ] n
environ.	subvention f

Subsidies: 362 phrases in 32 subjects

Accounting	5
Agriculture	31
American usage, not spelling	1
Aviation	2
Coal	1
Commerce	12
Communications	4
Corporate governance	2
Criminal law	2
Demography	6
Economy	58
Education	4
Energy industry	3
Environment	2
Finances	89
Fish farming pisciculture	2
Fishery fishing industry	1
Food service and catering	1
General	22
International Monetary Fund	21
International trade	30
Labor law	2
Law	10
Marketing	8
Microsoft	2
Name of organization	13
Politics	13
Social science	7
Statistics	2
Taxes	2
Transport	2
United Nations	2