U.S. Companies that receive the most government subsidies
American companies dominate the modern business world. But did you know many of the biggest businesses in the United States receive enormous subsidies from federal, state, and local governments?
According to Visual Capitalist, subsidies can take the form of direct grants, tax credits, abatements, and training reimbursements. This can make it difficult to figure out how much help companies have gotten, but one website has figured it out.
The Washington D.C.-based non-profit Good Job’s First has compiled a long list of the American companies that have received the most government subsidies from 2000 to 2024. Let’s take a look at the top 20 companies on that list.
Industry: Industrial
Subsidy value: $2,575,858,691
Industry: Tech & Media
Subsidy value: $2,626,608,041
Industry: Automotive
Subsidy value: $2,795,436,436
Industry: Automotive
Subsidy value: $2,829,855,494
Industry: Energy
Subsidy value: $2,836,049,845
Industry: Energy
Subsidy value: $3,392,737,237
Industry: Energy
Subsidy value: $3,415,751,518
Industry: Energy
Subsidy value: $3,828,022,782
Industry: Automotive
Subsidy value: $4,103,804,970
Industry: Tech & Media
Subsidy value: $4,286,716,512
Industry: Energy
Subsidy value: $4,338,702,441
Industry: Tech & Media
Subsidy value: $4,820,780,112
Industry: Energy
Subsidy value: $5,617,152,523
Industry: Industrial
Subsidy value: $5,727,691,764
Industry: Tech & Media
Subsidy value: $5,887,660,428
Industry: Tech & Media
Subsidy value: $6,790,131,915
Industry: Automotive
Subsidy value: $7,533,646,692
Industry: Automotive
Subsidy value: $7,746,892,959
Industry: Tech & Media
Subsidy value: $8,423,581,056
Industry: Industrial
Subsidy value: $15,499,739,531