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what is another example of indirect assistance from the federal government?

Shell.B asked:


The federal government gives aid to business in two ways. (A) The government provides INDIRECT assistance by, for example setting up and maintaning lighthouses, buoys, and landmarks which aid sea and air commerce. (B) The government gives DIRECT assistance to business by, for example, giving a subsidy or grant to commercial airlines for carrying mail.
A. Give at least one more, different example of indirect assistance to bussiness.
B.Give at least one more, different example of DIRECT assistance to business.

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3 Responses to “what is another example of indirect assistance from the federal government?”

  1. Ed on October 6th, 2011 12:40 am

    That is not assisstance. It is paying for a service. Just like government when they buy paper from a company, it is paying for a product.And if government would get completely out of businesses. they could maintain there own lighthouses and landmarks. Assistance is welfare.Food stamps. Public housing and the rebate checks to people who didn’t pay taxes.

  2. Don B on October 6th, 2011 4:05 am

    the federal government continues to subsidize some of the biggest companies in America. Boeing, Xerox, IBM, Motorola, Dow Chemical, General Electric, and others have received millions in taxpayer-funded benefits through programs like the Advanced Technology Program and the Export-Import Bank. In addition, the federal crop subsidy programs continue to fund the wealthiest farmers.

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    Corporate Welfare

  3. Jerry on October 8th, 2011 4:34 pm

    Free way ramps for casinos comes to mind.