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corporate welfare
- financial assistance, as tax breaks or subsidies, given by the government to profit-making companies, especially large corporations.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of corporate welfare1
1990–95, Americanism
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Example Sentences
But back in the 1990s, that usually took the form of fighting corporate welfare, of which he was an early GOP critic.
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There is sentiment against corporate welfare, and this is a ‘doable’ target [for elimination].
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Environmentalists, small government activists, and free traders alike should be working to end this unnecessary corporate welfare.
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To cut the deficit, for instance, he could have proposed ending specific corporate-welfare programs.
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There is no Republican plan to get rid of corporate welfare or taxpayer subsidies.
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