subsidised

Partly state-funded

Subsidised is the British spelling of subsidized.

Something subsidised receives financial support, typically from a government or institution, to reduce costs or keep it viable: subsidised housing, heavily subsidised public transport.

The spelling with -ised is standard in British English, while American English uses -ized.

pricing

reduced

Made less in amount

cheap · low-cost · economical · half-price · rebate · concessionary · student · senior · child · off-peak

funding

grant

Bestow or award money

sponsorship · underwriting · financing · backing · capital · provision · bursary · stipend · research · programme

aid

relief

Easing of distress

welfare · assistance · underprivileged · nonprofit · NGO · development · foodbank · rations · medicine · fertiliser

housing

affordable

Reasonably priced

public · low-cost · accessible · council · allocation · eligibility · income · workforce · development · residency

government

taxpayer

One who owes government duties

budget · grants · services · infrastructure · healthcare · education · pension · entitlements · regulation · spending

trade

tariff

Tax on traded goods

duty · protectionism · dumping · agriculture · commodity · steel · cotton · corn · soybean · domestic

Opposites
financial support

subsidisedunsubsidised

Without external funding

self-funded · unsupported · unassisted · unfunded · out-of-pocket

market intervention

subsidisedfree-market

Unregulated private exchange

laissez-faire · penalised · commercial · taxed · surcharged

Family

subsidise, subsidises, subsidising, subsidisation

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Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G