Public Financing
/ˈpʌblɪk faɪˌnænsɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) The provision of funds by a government or public authority to finance projects, campaigns, or services, often to ensure public accountability and reduce private influence.
The candidate relied heavily on public financing for their election campaign.
- (n.) Government funding allocated to entities or activities such as infrastructure, health, or education, sourced from taxpayer revenues or public borrowing.
Public financing of hospitals is critical for accessible healthcare.
Forms
- public financing
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Commentary
Often a key term in election law and public budgetary contexts, emphasizing transparency and accountability in government spending.
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