Who can explain with examples, corporate welfare?

Question

Who benifits, and who gets hurt by it.

Answer 1

Subsidies for not growing grain on all of their acreage that go to agribusiness companies like Archer Daniels Midland. Tax dollars go to them that came out of your pocket. The price you pay for things like bread and cereal that are made from grain stay high because there is less grain available and less competition in the market to lower prices.

Answer 2

The American people are the ones who get hurt by corporate welfare and a good example is tax free loans to big business so they can expand and make more profits.

Answer 3

for small businesses?
the people

for large, international corporation?
guess what? Ming Xiong Wai just got a raise, now she will be able afford rice this week on her new $4 a week salary, hooray, corporate welfare for large companies helps people everywhere! NOT

Answer 4

For example, the government paying McDonalds to advertise overseas.

Another example is consession made to a business to stay in a town, and they up and move anyway

Only the business benefits; everyone else suffers

Answer 5

Toyota needs to construct a truck assembly plant and contains San Antonio and calls for that the interior sight authorities shrink their resources tax bill and to make improvements to the roads, sewer and different public facilities in and around the plant. Toyota advantages because they do no longer ought to pay their equivalent percentage of taxes and yet receives extra valuable facilities. the hot workers income through the creation of jobs. The electorate of San Antonio get damage because something else of the inhabitants ought to ought to make up for the taxes lost to Toyota and new roads, sewers and different public utilities in different factors of the city will be in the back of agenda till there is adequate money to pay for them and a collection to do the paintings.

Answer 6

How about drug research. The government gives large multinational billion dollar companies our tax money to develop drugs which they then sell back to us at inflated prices. (Often claiming it was expensive to develop the drugs even though they used taxpayer money to do so)