Subsidies are given based on the benchmark costing
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Subsidies are given based on the benchmark costing. - True.
- Cost benchmarking is a tool used by businesses to compare their outsourcing costs to those of similar businesses in the global services industry.
- A subsidy is a government-provided benefit to an individual, business, or organization. Alternatively, money paid by the government or others to assist an organization or keep the cost of a service low.
- For example, subsidies of up to 40% of the benchmark cost or tender cost, whichever is lower, are available for RTS plants with capacities up to 3 kW.
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