1. opposed to or acting against government subsidies or financial support to industries or groups
Usage: often used in political and economic contexts

1. a policy, measure, or movement that opposes government subsidies
Usage: less common than the adjective form

Examples

• The antisubsidy coalition argued that farm subsidies distort market prices.
• Several economists published an antisubsidy manifesto calling for free-market reforms.
• The government faced antisubsidy pressure from fiscal conservatives.
• Antisubsidy advocates believe that removing subsidies would improve economic efficiency.
• The trade agreement included antisubsidy provisions to prevent unfair competition.
• Environmental groups sometimes take antisubsidy positions on fossil fuel support.