Fuel subsidies lower the cost of gasoline, diesel, or heating oil, often through tax breaks or direct price supports. Governments use them to ease household expenses, stabilize prices, or aid transport and farming. Benefits flow to consumers, drivers, and industries, though critics argue they strain budgets and slow clean-energy shifts.
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