And incentives work in both directions if you got the right incentives.
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These hard incentives need to be complemented with a range of soft incentives.
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Most clean energy markets require tweaks and incentives to overcome this misalignment of incentives.
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When you reduce incentives, you reduce numbers of people who take up the incentives.
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The Bolt EV qualifies for federal tax incentives and some state incentives, where applicable.
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It must replace incentives to produce fossil fuels with incentives to expand local clean energy jobs.
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In short, our system has huge incentives for brutality, and no incentives at all for mercy.
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They have strong incentives, profit incentives, to do that in an efficient and cost-effective way.
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After a century of experience we know incentives work and that the current incentives are largely wrong.
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And there are incentives upon incentives—tax breaks, land grants, workforce training funds, and more tax breaks.
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With today's HQ20183 incentives, Amazon has now received at least $3.8 billion in taxpayer incentives since 2012.
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The city of Chula Vista offered another $400 million in incentives on top of the state incentives.
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As one scholar has argued, the "current political system gives the President incentives to overreach, Congress incentives to acquiesce, and the courts incentives to defer" when it comes to limited military actions abroad.
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If there is hope, it is here: The incentives of governance are different from the incentives of opposition.
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GM will offer new incentives next week for EVs as the current monthly incentives expire, the company said.
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The agriculture department favors incentives, rather than exclusions, though this research shows incentives alone don't seem to work.
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"Nonprofits don't have the same incentives to merge that for-profits do, namely the financial incentives," she said.
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Because our political system runs on private money, the incentives of Wall Street become the incentives of politicians.
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Incentives Most states offer incentives for homeowners who choose to install solar panels on their homes or businesses.
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"We changed the food, we gave people incentives to exercise, we gave them incentives to stay healthy," he said.
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Incentives matter, but wield them with care The discipline of behavioral economics is fundamentally about the study of incentives.
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That might produce a different kind of representative — one who had incentives to compromise instead of incentives to obstruct.
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Declining incentives for investment; ever-growing incentives for political corruption as a way of gaining favors from the state.
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In addition, Uber stoked the competition by giving drivers incentives to join Uber (though these incentives have been recently reduced).
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The ACA allows larger incentives for smoking cessation programs than the EEOC, which caps anti-smoking incentives at 30 percent.
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The Incentives, as the name implies offers a way to drive sales through incentives to sales teams and third parties.
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Sensible tax reform should include expanded incentives to save, and directing those additional incentives at those who need them most.
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"That's where the one-year mortality metrics really create some paradoxical incentives, and the impression of paradoxical incentives," he said.
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You have incentives to do slideshows, you have incentives to rehash the news and pop in the Google News algorithm.
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But any economist will tell you that incentives matter — and, under the TCJA, the incentives for charitable giving just got worse.
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Back in 2005, Congress gave FERC the authority to provide incentives for transmission and over time, FERC was first criticized for giving too many incentives, and then it revised its policy and was criticized for not giving enough incentives.
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Tax incentives: He wants to put in place "limited-duration, performance-focused" tax incentives to speed up deployment of climate-friendly tech.
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Foreign Service officers may also be eligible for allowances and incentives such as cost of living allowances or recruitment and retention incentives.
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I'll tell you this, I've also realized that the incentives, it seems, to attack online are greater than the incentives to defend.
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Officials said the state tax incentives were worth $230 million, but they did not disclose how much the local incentives were worth.
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"The incentives offered by the state were an important consideration" to staying, Carrier said, though the company didn't specify what the incentives were.
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It increases incentives for avoidance and evasion, and reduces the incentives for the most productive workers to work and for companies to invest.
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These positive incentives can have nationwide impact to reduce incarcerated populations, providing the moral, social and fiscal incentives to help states reverse incarceration.
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While identifying "significant financial incentives" provided by Google to mobile manufacturers and carriers, the EC also doesn't take issue with these incentives per se.
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"In the circular economy," he outlines, materials come back to the manufacturer through a revised value chain that creates economic incentives, or policy incentives.
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But because it will reinstitute reforms put in place by Democrat Bill Clinton, that will restore incentives to work and remove incentives to not work.
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"The agreement affords PayPal certain economic incentives, including Visa incentives for increased volume, and greater long-term Visa fee certainty," according to the press release.
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Between the three sites, Amazon will be receiving about $85033 billion in performance-based tax incentives, including $1.5 billion in incentives in New York City.
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Utilities have offered consumer incentives to everything from more efficient window installations to demand-response incentives to cut high demand from ACs in the summer.
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They include expansion of existing incentives for wind and solar; new incentives for storage and hydrogen; streamlining interstate transmission siting; and investment in grid modernization.
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Lesson 3: Clear incentives drive performanceWith four franchises under my supervision, I realized that no amount of yelling or diplomacy drives behavior better than incentives.
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"Most" itemized deductions and "many" credit and exemptions will be eliminated, except those for charitable contributions, mortgage interest, retirement savings, work incentives and education incentives.
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I'm just saying that if you're a publisher and your whole revenue source is advertising, your incentives will ... you'll have incentives to do those things.
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RAND also challenged the notion that financial incentives produce thinner employees: according to their analysis, $10 in incentives is associated with 0.03 pounds of weight loss.
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But they will only do so if they have strong incentives, and the incentives are multibillion-dollar fines similar to the ones paid by U.S. banks.
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The daily incentives facing biomedical scientists to bring new drugs to market are different from the incentives facing geologists trying to map out new rock layers.
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Snap said in its IPO prospectus that restricted stock units include performance incentives and time-based incentives, with most of the latter vesting over four years.
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Walker ordered the legislature into special session in August to consider the incentives package, which would award Foxconn $3 billion over 15 years in mostly cash incentives.
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More taxpayer liability, more incentives for tuition inflation, and less incentives for better accountability from the colleges and students to provide and complete a productive education process.
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While few employers have incentives of that size, about one in 20 large employers offering screenings has incentives of at least $1,000, according to the Kaiser survey.
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And there is designing policy that uses the latest research that tries to understand how people really react to incentives, and building those incentives into the policy.
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Newark has offered the company a hefty incentives package, and the state recently enacted a law that would provide Amazon tax incentives to locate its "HQ53" there.
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The audit came after a California National Guard incentives manager was found to have approved about 22019,600 service members who were later deemed ineligible for the incentives.
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Voters polled were divided over the massive incentives that New York City used to lure Amazon, with 46 percent expressing support and 44 percent opposing the incentives.
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Palm-oil producers had been lobbying American lawmakers to introduce biofuel incentives for years, and they were well prepared for the moment when the incentives became law.
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The council favored "negative incentives," tying aid to labor-market effort, and dismissed "positive incentives," like tax benefits for low-income workers, because the former is cheaper.
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But the real driving force here are incentives, the incentives given to employees to open new credit card accounts, no matter the impact on customers, as well as the incentives given to the banks themselves to further financialize our economy, no matter the impact on our lives and world.
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New York's $1.5 billion in incentives don't include city "as of right" incentives — separate tax subsidies offered through city programs — that Amazon said it plans to apply for.
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As many have argued, financial incentives are often seen at the root of misconduct, particularly if those incentives are combined with pressure from managers to achieve performance targets.
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Trump's plan would initially increase incentives to save and invest but would increase deficits, while Clinton's plan would decrease incentives to save and invest but would reduce deficits.
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"With billions being poured into awareness campaigns, diner incentives, driver incentives and restaurant incentives, it makes sense that easy-to-access 'analog' diners would quickly become aware of the substantial benefits of online ordering," said GrubHub CEO Matthew Maloney and president and CFO Adam DeWitt in a letter to shareholders.
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Yeah, they have choices, but it is common refrain in Silicon Valley that the incentives always win, and on diversity stuff, I think the incentives are actually the opposite.
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Undoubtedly, the next Administration needs to create incentives through marketing and public messaging, down payment assistance or savings reward programs, tax incentives, or credits for appropriate real estate development.
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"The problem is you have to have the right incentives and the incentives, when you're not facing consumers directly, might not be there," Flake said after hearing Smith testify.
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A recent review of the academic literature concluded that tax incentives affect business decisions in between 2 percent and 25 percent of the cases in which incentives are awarded.
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Sources: Finance Ministry, Reuters poll CORPORATE TAX BREAKS (figures in bln rupees unless stated): Corporate income tax incentives 4883 Of which: - Accelerated depreciation 370 - Exports from special economic zones 184 - Power sector 106 - Scientific research 81 - Others 243 Clawed back under Minimum Alternate Tax (360) Excise duty incentives 1,847 Customs duty incentives 3,017 Total net corporate incentives 5,488 In billion U.S. dollars 81 Source: Finance Ministry Compiled by Douglas Busvine; Editing by Ian Geoghegan
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Alpha argued that the money was necessary to provide incentives for executives to help the company restructure out of bankruptcy, incentives presumably not provided by their salaries or legal obligations.
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Amazon said it in a blog post it will receive incentives of about $1.5 billion based on job creation in Long Island City, and incentives of $250 million for Arlington.
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Most indicated that a top priority would be to give states financial incentives to reduce incarceration: a direct repudiation of the 1994 crime bill, which gave incentives to increase incarceration.
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Prosecutors had strong incentives to be harsh rather than lenient (or merciful) when dealing with defendants, and those incentives helped shape the criminal justice system as we know it today.
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This could nudge plans to create new incentives for enrollees, although this is only one of the reasons why insurers may have limited incentives to get patients to price shop.
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Under Mayor Bill de Blasio, the city has tried to shrink the pool by offering severance incentives to teachers in it, as well as incentives to principals to hire them.
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Despite receiving up to $2.2 billion in performance-based incentives from its three new locations, Amazon stressed that available talent, rather than incentives, was a top priority in its headquarters selection.
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It happens through incentives, and there are a number of things that we have done in the past to encourage those kinds of incentives and to privilege those kinds of companies.
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Payments processors and card companies use rebates and incentives to forge alliances with banks and merchants, which then pass on these incentives to customers who begin using their networks for transactions.
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It turns out there are strong economic incentives for doctors to keep patient information to themselves — and even stronger incentives for electronic medical records not to play nicely with each other.
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Tax incentives for renewables As for community energy in the United States, the renewables' incentives that currently exist, such as tax credits for investors, must be reformulated or even replaced completely.
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"We don't rely on incentives, but we do have incentives in place to encourage companies to go to parts of the city that they might not otherwise consider," Ms. Glen said.
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" He added: "Incentives shape behavior, and behavior drives culture.
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The paper wrote that Amazon is still "negotiating with government officials on incentives" and "nailing down the investment targets Amazon would have to meet to qualify for incentives" in Northern Virginia—i.e.
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In February, Musk said that the Model 3 actually already costs $35,000, if you count in tax incentives and fuel savings — even though that price was originally promised to be before incentives.
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When asked about reports that landlords are providing higher incentives such as longer lease-free periods to lure tenants, Intu Chief Financial Officer Matthew Roberts said the company had not increased incentives.
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Without federal data on tax incentives, the group has become the preeminent collector of tax incentive deals, maintaining a list of so-called "megadeals" that exceed more than $22018 million in incentives.
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But, in a nuanced decision, the WTO said the improper incentives amounted to just a fraction of what Boeing's main competitors claimed, leaving billions in incentives and credits in place until 2040.
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Performance incentives are becoming more mainstream, especially among bigger brands More advertisers are adopting performance incentives than ever before, the report found, with the numbers even higher among brands with deeper pockets.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, at Wells Fargo they made one mistake that maybe I've made from time to time, which is incentives work, and they came up with improper incentives and they work.
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The outline of the package had three components: making the individual tax cuts in the 2017 tax law permanent, providing incentives for taxpayers to save money, and providing incentives for business innovation.
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Among the amendments that may be considered include adding qualitative performance measures to incentives, as well as introducing relative total shareholder return measures to long-term incentives for top executives, Valeant said.
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While the initial Rota 2030 bill provided fiscal incentives for both local industry as well as auto imports, Congress excluded the incentives for imports, raising the possibility the program will also be questioned.
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All the rumors of top teams offering incentives — not bribes to throw games, but incentives to players on other clubs to play hard against the other teams chasing the title — came to nothing.
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Clean energy tax incentives have proven to be an effective policy tool for reducing carbon emissions and bringing new technologies like energy storage into the market, and federal policymakers should continue these incentives.
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Financial incentives could help promote smarter use of health care by consumers, but only if those incentives are absolutely clear, and consumers and their physicians have the information needed to weigh the options.
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Average transaction prices rose nearly five times the industry average and incentives declined as a percentage of vehicle prices, even though incentives increased for the industry overall, the company said in a statement.
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Lane said that while some are skeptical that carbon pricing will motivate changes in behavior, experience confirms that price incentives work, adding that properly aligned incentives can reduce the need for pervasive regulation.
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Private business is cautious, lacking in incentives and success stories.
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Fiscal incentives, not an outright ban, will bring this about.
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In the meantime, investors will, as always, respond to incentives.
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In the third quarter, Hyundai's U.S. incentives rose 26 percent.
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However, additional purchase incentives are available in a dozen states.
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Tech companies can use incentives to encourage consumers' healthy habits.
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These incentives have led to a proliferation of law schools.
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Private sector forces have fundamentally undemocratic business methods and incentives.
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What's different here and now are the opportunities and incentives.
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Without telling participants to be dishonest, the researchers switched incentives.
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The city also provides financial incentives for wheelchair accessible taxis.
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The Obamacare incentives helped grow the giant workplace wellness industry.
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The incentives aimed at attracting electronic liquidity are under review.
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Such financial incentives can help regulate inflows of foreign workers.
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Much of those losses are tied to incentives for drivers.
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Taxes take away that prize, lowering incentives to become entrepreneurs.
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Yet getting the incentives just right is no easy feat.
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Massachusetts and Boston are offering an ample package of incentives.
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JEFF UBBEN: I think the incentives are everything, you know.
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But, of course, incentives were also high on the list.
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Powerful Chinese officials have few incentives to talk to outsiders.
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Life insurance can encourage healthier lifestyle choices with financial incentives.
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Without penalties, companies have few incentives to follow the law.
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News organizations have strong monetary incentives to vet their sources.
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Here are some of the cities and states offering incentives.
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Instead, the trick is to help business with new incentives.
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And incentives for incriminating others should come with strict conditions.
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A badly designed tax code reduces growth by distorting incentives.
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Her plan also includes incentives for states to expand Medicaid.
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State incentives played a role in the discovery, Musselman said.
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We don't know what deals or incentives were done here.
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The tax still sharpened incentives, the handouts softened the pain.
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But even without Google's cash, there are still other incentives.
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Financial and operational incentives could help AV services gain momentum.
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And there's not great evidence that financial incentives work either.
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The economic incentives for unsanctioned stem cell clinics are clear.
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But the way incentives are set up can distort research.
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We want more investment incentives for green investments in Greece.
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New incentives and subsidies were introduced for affordable housing construction.
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That's for construction and operations... We don't get the incentives.
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The evidence that crime is affected by incentives is overwhelming.
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Yeah, and you have incentives that align with your readers.
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But tax incentives – such as ones that expired on Dec.
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Professional witnesses with incentives [are] a different ball of wax.
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International welfare creates destructive incentives, just like a domestic dole.
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A firm Brazilian real currency reduced incentives for producer selling.
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Stock options can be offered by companies as management incentives.
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The plan would improve incentives to work, save, and invest.
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Phew, thank God we're not offering people ridiculous incentives already.
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Such incentives totaled a whopping $45 billion in 2015 alone.
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Those incentives were a wasteful way to attract corporate investment.
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Those provisions are incentives for some lawmakers in both parties.
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Newark is offering $7 billion in tax incentives to Amazon.
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Russia has strong incentives to cooperate on nuclear issues, too.
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Proven programs, and provide incentives to participate in those programs.
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In reality, golfers face strategic incentives to alter their play.
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But offering to halve the incentives would be more sensible.
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But the incentives for grocers to press ahead are huge.
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The new tax bill will eliminate or curtail those incentives.
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The incentives are wrong, and so we get bad outcomes.
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Testing taps into Americans' love of competition, incentives, and scores.
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"Manufacturer incentives are at a dangerous level," Mr. Jackson said.
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"When you give good incentives, the market acts," Zhang said.
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Taiwan companies are also trying to offer their own incentives.
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There are no incentives for the kids to work hard.
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But these changes are unlikely to occur without clear incentives.
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However, once the tariffs kick in, those incentives will evaporate.
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It retails for $39,435, before any government credits and incentives.
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Lawmakers need incentives to work together now more than ever.
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With these broken incentives, dysfunction is baked into the system.
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And they came up with improper incentives and they worked.
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It creates incentives to encourage the hiring of American workers.
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All Americans would have incentives for consumerism and healthy behaviors.
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Finally, we need to change the incentives for elected officials.
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First, scientists have very few incentives to even try replication.
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He did not say when the incentives would take effect.
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The United States must simultaneously consider incentives to convince Iran.
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Incentives should be linked to changes that Iran makes first.
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Our broken political incentives are the crux of these problems.
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Three reasons: size, speed, and economic incentives of the system.
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How do you change the incentives that surround voting laws?
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Platforms like Solarcoin make it quite easy to offer incentives.
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Their incentives are not necessarily congruent with Washington's policy objectives.
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Likewise, reversing those incentives will help states reduce mass incarceration.
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But the amount of incentives states offer can vary significantly.
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It will receive state incentives of $26 million in return.
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Large corporations could be offered government incentives to participate, too.
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Under Mr. Trump, those incentives are sharper than ever before.
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Incentives are sometimes a necessary policy addition to promote inclusion.
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Incentives were "one factor," it said, but a secondary one.
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A euro zone budget would set exactly the wrong incentives.
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With enough experimentation and the right incentives, we'll find out.
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The government is offering financial incentives and building filling stations.
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But even that can create the wrong kind of incentives.
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The warped incentives of the internet drive sites like Zero
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Chicago's $222 billion in incentives seems sensible only by comparison.
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The technology industry has enormous incentives to promote such gadgets.
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You're right about what the incentives for savvy coverage are.
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The incentives to create open source fonts weren't always obvious.
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And that's what drives these incentives for these red companies.
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Volkswagen and other carmakers said they would offer similar incentives.
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Recipients of tax incentives aren't even guaranteed to stay put.
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Trump's tax cuts have removed philanthropic incentives for many Americans.
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Second, we must match incentives to interests of all parties.
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" The incentives, he went on, "don't scale or are disadvantageous.
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The proposal also increases financial incentives for living organ donors.
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New Jersey is offering 7 billion dollars of tax incentives.
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Newark, New Jersey offered up $7 billion in tax incentives.
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Panasonic never received incentives from the state, according to Zemsky.
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But it also reflects the incentives facing the agency's staff.
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It's not because people are stupid, they respond to incentives.
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It starts at $24,995 before electric tax credits and incentives.
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Incentives are discounts that carmakers give to shoppers and dealers.
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The problem on Wall Street remains one of improper incentives.
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Some of these incentives seem great because they're great jobs.
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When, instead, employees mindlessly follow orders, they rely on incentives.
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The plan mirrors the same incentives Smith is working towards.
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America's mayor has time on his hands and unclear incentives.
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We must bring that back and create additional mobility incentives.
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Rather than eliminate the incentives and loopholes, they increase them.
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There are strong economic incentives to keep things the same.
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And by the numbers, Georgia can be stingy with incentives.
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"You have to create the right incentives for tech pioneers."
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Former regime elements have potent incentives to gamble for resurrection.
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Commissions can also create incentives that get in the way.
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Tax reform should improve incentives for all types of businesses.
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Tax incentives, licenses, and inspections come more easily that way.
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That's a virtuous cycle of positive incentives and positive outcomes.
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We need government action, both in regulations and in incentives.
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The incentives to kill primates are not only local, though.
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In Europe, especially, it created incentives for people to relocate.
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I offered bonuses and other incentives to ensure maximum engagement.
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Provide incentives to build new affordable housing near transit hubs.
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It reduces tax incentives for spending on research and development.
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Beyond that, politics and government offer some decidedly mixed incentives.
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At the very least, it seems our incentives our misaligned.
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Economists are not opposed to all incentives in all cases.
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In exchange, Amazon is getting $102 million in financial incentives.
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But it's important to understand the incentives surrounding block grants.
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State officials didn't need federal incentives to pursue mass incarceration.
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The bill establishes state tax incentives for clean energy projects.
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After all, the incentives for party unity are very large.
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He did not dance to the financial incentives of patrons.
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The prize regime would also create clear and focused incentives.
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There are some incentives at the federal level as well.
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Obviously that gives utilities more incentives to seek out solar.
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The state's giving the company about $4 billion in incentives.
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"Incentives over the last few years have continued to reduce in quantum and in size... and we expect incentives in 2017 to be similar to be where they were in 2016," Roberts told Reuters.
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Building the proper incentives into contracts has the power to move the for-profit prison industry away from focusing on cost-cutting and filling beds toward a world where public and private incentives align.
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The economic incentives are incredibly clear, both on the side of individuals where, for the large majority, there are no incentives for healthy people to leave the market and from the perspective of insurers.
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Government incentives are not within Toyota's control and all persons considering use of available incentives should consult with their own tax professional to determine eligibility, specific amount of benefit available, if any, and further details.
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I would also create incentives for — pass the Second Step Act, which would create incentives for the 90 percent of people that are in state and local prisons and jails, that are not in federal.
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November had record average incentives of more than $25,500 per vehicle, and average December incentives are likely to reach about $4,600, said Tyson Jominy, the vice president for automotive data and analytics at J.D. Power.
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Still, whatever the short-term political incentives, it takes a special kind of depravity to respond to those incentives by denying facts, embracing insane conspiracy theories and putting the very future of civilization at risk.
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Read more " _____ Greg Sargent in The Washington Post: "Today's vastly different media landscape creates incentives — or at least, the appearance of incentives — for Trump to opt for a course of full-blown autocracy and lawlessness.
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Toronto offered Amazon no incentives, in the most Canada move ever.
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But Singaporeans continue to marry later in life, despite HDB's incentives.
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For him, the issue was a misalignment of interests and incentives.
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Lyft competitor Uber has also offered education incentives to its drivers.
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They'll get free battery charging for a year, among other incentives.
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This is the behavior the incentives mandate under our current system.
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LME warehouse operators have always offered incentives to attract more metal.
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Officials are also working on improving tax incentives to attract investment.
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Competitive pressure is high right now, as are incentives on vehicles.
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"The incentives either don't scale or are disadvantageous," he said Thursday.
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They have no incentives for good security—just for making sales.
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Cost cutting has also reduced incentives to cut production, said CRU.
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Company executives received about 89.5 percent of their targeted annual incentives.
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But the company has incentives to push these sales even higher.
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But studies suggest these kinds of financial incentives don't really work.
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Farmers who grow the crop are to receive incentives to stop.
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But Dr Anderson points out that they suffer from contradictory incentives.
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Increase customer compensation incentives for voluntary denied boarding up to $10,000.
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Some incentives and fees could be banned, and executive remuneration reconsidered.
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And universities would have more incentives to focus on their students.
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Indeed, many renewable-energy federal incentives are backed by many Republicans.
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But these incentives are blunted when consumers cannot make informed choices.
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Below, we turn to President Obama's strategic incentives in this situation.
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Less popular projects offer incentives for buying early or a lot.
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The financial incentives for doctors and hospitals need to change, too.
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Additional incentives would have encouraged the sharing of mental health records.
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In addition, there are incentives for referring others to the platform.
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That person usually has different biases, incentives and questions in mind.
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The incentives to accuse an opponent of anti-Semitism are clear.
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I would look deeper at the incentives that we're providing people.
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Financial incentives, and they don't have to be all that huge.
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Second, China's incentives to become self-reliant in semiconductors have rocketed.
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The right has powerful incentives to continue on the same path.
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It offered financial institutions new incentives to modify or forgive loans.
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In addition, Trump's repatriation incentives will bring home trillions of dollars.
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Governments support drug development through grants, tax incentives or other schemes.
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Developers will receive financial incentives to site projects in those areas.
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You're creating the network and virality effect with these monetary incentives.
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But the law's incentives should prove somewhat resilient to that sabotage.
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Until recently, bankers' incentives were too skewed to the short term.
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Developers need to have very strong incentives to make this work.
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The API's other efforts include lobbying against incentives for electric cars.
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Tax incentives for research and development have also been agreed on.
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But their incentives to share valuable data and algorithms are weak.
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No, we're not getting any compensation or incentives for Uber week.
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This is where Donald Trump and the Republican Party's incentives diverge.
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Competition between companies to attract talent pushed up salaries and incentives.
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But care needs to be taken to set the right incentives.
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Fortunately, incentives can also be used to make primary care better.
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So again the incentives are to go big and go quick.
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Incentives for companies to develop new antibiotics need to be fostered.
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We should not have to give unusual tax and royalties incentives.
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Louisiana just allowed school districts to modify or decline these incentives.
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Extra help need not blunt the incentives to look for work.
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Its goals and incentives aren't aligned with those of minority shareholders.
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OS: We have a lot of incentives for buying electrified cars.
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To find out when incentives are highest, we checked with TrueCar.
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The lords of tennis are well aware of these problematic incentives.
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"Therefore, there are very strong incentives to transition before," Bardenhewer said.
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They're highly dependent on federal government and state incentives for money.
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This only helps to create incentives for more looting (and forgery).
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Snapchat admits it will need to create better incentives long-term.
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The incentives for the Cubs are dictated by their playoff possibilities.
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Without any real enforcement mechanism, the incentives to cheat are high.
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Many states use economic development incentives based on employee payroll taxes.
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Dudley said that Wells Fargo employees were given "really bad" incentives.
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Germany's finance ministry has shown no willingness to subsidize such incentives.
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No tax incentives were involved in the move, a spokeswoman said.
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As he sees the company take off, what are his incentives?
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Government tax incentives reward companies for investing in research and development.
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You should consider federal incentives to grow more Denver-like systems.
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They are getting more efficient with the drivers and the incentives.
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It is possible, though, that the problem goes deeper than incentives.
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Boston provided an estimated $145m in incentives to secure the deal.
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Even so, economic incentives are a common part of development deals.
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Both of the packages combine incentives for work with more benefits.
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Third, the U.N. fund would change the incentives facing Iran's government.
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But Valeant also raises the issues of skewed incentives and inequality.
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By contrast, fuel savings and government incentives make electric cars cheaper.
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It started raising rates in December, seeking to reduce those incentives.
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While myriad incentives pull lawmakers apart, many of them are correctable.
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But the naysayers refuse to admit that tax-rate incentives matter.
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The incentives had attracted mainly capital-intensive manufacturers, particularly pharmaceutical companies.
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Ultimately, land conservation incentives should inspire charitable giving, not wrongful profiteering.
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However, you can use other incentives besides monetary awards, says Marks.
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Maybe it's time to examine these incentives a little more closely.
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The policy incentives and disincentives I've mentioned have already kicked in.
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Nowhere else in Medicare are quality incentives arbitrarily cut this way.
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Also, the proposal will keep taxpayers' incentives for education and retirement.
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His goal is to realign incentives, increase efficiency, and improve care.
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Insurance markets provide such incentives by communicating where adaptation is needed.
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The European Union says the tax incentives provided an unfair advantage.
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SJ: So more incentives, to try and get them to borrow?
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Congress must think seriously about these incentives when designing new regulations.
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Brady also deserves credit for preserving incentives for investing in America.
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And here, we meet the confusing incentives that drive formula feeding.
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Grants, prizes and other research incentives could go a long way.
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Several locations have revealed lucrative incentives for the $85033 billion company.
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They line up all right financial incentives to seek out quality.
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The incentives theoretically drop the break-even threshold for new investment.
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The French government will also widen financial incentives for bike commuting.
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There are no new incentives for people to avoid cash transactions.
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That wouldn't create incentives for companies to increase hiring or wages.
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That means providing the financial incentives for investment in these projects.
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Scientists face few incentives to engage in the slog of replication.
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"That requires incentives by governments and change in regulations," Hanif said.
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Does that create perverse incentives for them not to find anything?
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Arizona officials said financial incentives previously withdrawn have not been reinstated.
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Buterin's politics reveal the origins of his belief in economic incentives.
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Federal tax incentives treat all wind and solar projects the same.
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The response, industry consolidation, may mute incentives to pass savings on.
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They have to solve problems and come up with creative incentives.
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Previously, the least expensive Model 2100 cost $210,220 before tax incentives.
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Are the incentives we've constructed leading to a healthier national debate?
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CREATE A CULTURE that enables "interruption" and provides incentives for action.
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In return, the company will receive $7 million in tax incentives.
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How do you create incentives to bring people to Kalu Yala?
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Regulatory agencies exist to protect consumers when economic incentives fail them.
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Such blocks grants reverse the perverse incentives of the federal match.
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Look for regional and global bodies to push green investment incentives.
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It is based on salary and incentives; it is not guaranteed.
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A raft of new production policies and incentives emerged from Beijing.
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But as the labor market tightens, companies' incentives could be changing.
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The Army has been offering increased financial incentives to get recruits.
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To be effective, interventions must address the incentives for xenophobic violence.
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One reason for all this: perverse incentives for health care providers.
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These offshoring incentives that congressional Republicans love have got to go.
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IDR provides incentives for insurance companies and providers to negotiate fairly.
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Beijing has strong incentives to fulfill this part of the agreement.
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The Camp Fire itself also created short-term incentives for development.
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Ramaphosa, who previously served as Zuma's Deputy President, has mixed incentives.
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Any comprehensive solution requires changing the incentives for compliance and enforcement.
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These incentives target 10 industries including, aviation, medical services and robotics.
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A nonprofit model eliminates most of the incentives for bad behavior.
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Byzantine trade restrictions were replaced with tax holidays and export incentives.
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In the past, these incentives were reserved exclusively for senior leadership.
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For Japanese chief executives, the incentives to buy abroad are clear.
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The bank's sales incentives should have been eliminated sooner, he said.
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The incentives, those living in direct provision say, produce grim results.
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Our industry is governed by all kinds of incentives and norms.
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One of your strongest incentives is to maintain this positive identity.
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Furthermore, China has now begun reducing its incentives for electric vehicles.
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My first attempt at structuring incentives didn&apost go so well.
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It's unclear what kinds of incentives Amazon had hoped to secure.
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Firms are also increasing financial incentives for their lowest-ranked lawyers.
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He said this will give the private sector incentives to invest.
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Or perhaps, New York, which is the most generous with incentives.
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"What the incentives do is, they are catalysts," he told CNBC.
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What are the incentives and disincentives the international community could offer?
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And how do the incentives compare with other states and industries?
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Taxpayers contribute through public university research, grants, subsidies, and other incentives.
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"The industry has never witnessed those levels of incentives," he said.
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The European Union and Japan challenged Canadian incentives on renewable energy.
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In contrast, we have many positive incentives built into our platform.
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It created new incentives for hospitals and doctors to improve quality.
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Stop companies from going overseas, create incentives — exactly what's the plan?
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But there are more incentives than just re-using environment assets.
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How well will economic incentives and safeguards operate the next time?
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The crucial question is: Do market incentives work in health care?
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Higher incentives enticed buyers who sat out much of the fall.
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Strong consumer discounts, also called sales incentives, also helped December's sales.
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I don't blame companies like Amazon for playing the incentives game.
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"It aligns the incentives fully," said Mr. Lewis, the venture capitalist.
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Institutional incentives like political parties or membership in various caucuses matter.
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Dorsey has spoken publicly about removing certain incentives that already exist.
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Sherman earned (in our estimation) $5 million in incentives this season.
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Uber has had to offer heavy incentives to lure customers there.
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Politicians face significant constraints determined by party politics and electoral incentives.
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Without the incentives, he said, he would likely put off renovations.
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The unknowability of Trump's incoming administration creates incentives for unorthodox diplomacy.
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That means the bigger incentives driving hyped science haven't been examined.
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This will align utility incentives with the state's larger energy goals.
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"There are always such discounts, there are always incentives," he said.
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But partisan and ideological incentives made them not want to see.
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"We do believe there should be incentives and government incentives for electric vehicles, but we believe they should be there for the good of the industry and to accelerate the advent of sustainable transport," he said.
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Clinton campaigned in Detroit on Friday, laying out her job growth plan, which includes providing incentives for employers to invest in the United States and "clawing back" tax incentives from companies that move their business overseas.
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Participants who shake hands at the onset of negotiating a hypothetical job offer or car sale are significantly more likely to share information (if their incentives are aligned) or lie less (if their incentives are misaligned).
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Federal, state and local governments have gotten into the habit of providing corporations with incentives to move, incentives to stay, bailouts to stave off failure and tax benefits to build on success and create more jobs.
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Everyone (well, everyone except corporations) would be better off if states prevented local governments from offering such incentives, and if the federal government deterred states from doing so, for example by taxing state and local incentives.
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Many local officials acknowledge the downsides to incentives, and say they try to build in protections, such as clawback clauses that require companies to repay incentives if they do not hire as many workers as promised.
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What you tend to see on other platforms is recurring problems and escalations of catastrophes, and they all can be boiled down to this one problem that the company's incentives do not align with the community's incentives.
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Incentives, as a share of average transaction prices, have been heading higher for compact and midsize cars for some time and, more recently, these segments have been joined by the increased use of incentives in compact SUVs.
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Take a look: Amazon stressed that incentives like tax breaks would factor into its decision, but those are likely to be unique to each project, so we didn't look at a city's past incentives for this analysis.
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Create incentives for autonomous vehicle innovation to save lives and the environment.
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In return, Turkey was granted a range of financial and political incentives.
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Still, she argues strongly there are incentives to preserving New York's heritage.
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He added this transition could be achieved with the right price incentives.
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If incentives aren't working, then also consider penalizing them for late payments.
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"The incentives aren't very powerful here to get things right," he said.
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So it may have more incentives than others to incorporate these features.
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The company will also dedicate another $250 million for incentives for developers.
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GM has provided Buick dealers with incentives to keep Envisions in stock.
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They often include smoking cessation programs, fitness incentives, biometric screenings and more.
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Each of those technical laser milestones had monetary incentives tied to them.
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Groups and businesses (as Lee Drutman shows) have no such moderating incentives.
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Both Trump and the Koch network have incentives to build warmer ties.
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That is partly because there are few tax incentives for charitable donations.
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As such he had a unique set of incentives in this situation.
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As more people join each group, incentives increase for others to join.
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We'll have to anyway, given the incentives at play for app makers.
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You see a lot of incentives out there to basically step up.
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The company sees lower default rates because the consumer has aligned incentives.
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Employers also get incentives to allow either parent to work fewer hours.
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For drivers, it said the benefits and incentives structure remained the same.
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And the effectiveness of incentives to take care of the ocean varies.
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Not that Bumble's users need any more incentives to use the platform.
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If it is not financial incentives, what else might people care about?
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Nissan has struggled to reduce costly sales incentives in the United States.
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Negotiators must present a plan for phased sanctions relief and other incentives.
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Clear global rules would minimise trade tensions and solidify incentives to invest.
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There won't be any pollution, and Green Bay didn't offer any incentives.
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It even offered cash incentives of 500 yuan ($80 at the time).
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ACA established a bureaucratic labyrinth of new organizational structures, regulations and incentives.
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And that's where we need to look at more of the incentives.
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Perhaps surprisingly, most SBOs don't embark on entrepreneurial endeavors for financial incentives.
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The three are designing a way to strengthen the incentives to comply.
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Others think children have special environments and incentives, not more conducive brains.
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Whether the commanders have sufficient incentives to do so is another matter.
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The "financial incentives to take shortcuts has never been stronger," he said.
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He saw the power of material incentives to drive efficiencies and progress.
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Tax incentives and microloans also support small businesses and drive job growth.
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The incentives include tax breaks for shareholders with stakes in commercial banks.
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We know that perverse incentives are behind a lot of bad research.
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New Haven is offering up to $80,000 in incentives for new homeowners.
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It also can remove incentives for governments to push reforms, it said.
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The new group opposes efforts to tie the incentives to Boeing employment.
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But the cost was steep, averaging $22.7,210 once incentives were factored in.
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Facing swelling inventories, carmakers have slashed prices and increased incentives for dealers.
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He also will be tasked with beefing up driver rewards and incentives.
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In Thailand, doctors are offered financial incentives to work in rural clinics.
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And it speaks volumes about the dysfunctional incentives that define the medium.
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And so Facebook wants to give them incentives to keep coming back.
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Nebraska illustrates the complex incentives at work in America's harsh penal system.
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In Fitch's opinion, these clauses provide strong incentives to prevent CIC's default.
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That could mean incentives for workers to learn new skills, analysts said.
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Fujimori proposes "regulatory incentives" for exporters, although she has given few details.
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"The financial incentives here are all out of whack," Senator Warren said.
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They should not be driven with incentives into a less modern direction.
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Overall, 22019 percent support the government providing tax incentives to encourage homeownership.
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Incentives are nice, but they are not the main reason for us.
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A lot of people criticize Tesla for being so dependent on incentives.
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But she did acknowledge that the state's incentives were specific to Amazon.
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We just don't see these sorts of incentives for low-income people.
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But outright elimination of these incentives isn't the only threat to homeownership.
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United itself has also altered its overbooking policies and upped compensation incentives.
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But that can lead to inflated demand, overproduction and ever-higher incentives.
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Daudon said the broad membership signals growing opposition to changing the incentives.
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That's despite them substantially ramping up incentives meant to sweeten their offer.
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So determined, it's willing to offer up $7 billion in tax incentives.
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Finally, we expect the budget to carry monetary incentives to expedite digitisation.
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PBR can create strange behavioural incentives, including a phenomenon known as "creaming".
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As the market saturates, automakers have been hiking incentives to entice consumers.
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Alongside the tax, the government has offered incentives to buy electric vehicles.
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Create better incentives to hire prior service physicians and other medical professionals.
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Failing to differentiate between endangered and threatened species results in misaligned incentives.
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"Innovation in health care proceeds when there are true incentives," said D'Avolio.
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Because it doesn't have the same implications or incentives attached to it.
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He'd also offer up incentives for communities to drop restrictive zoning laws.
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The top W.N.B.A. salary was $203,000, with bonus incentives for certain players.
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Politicians thinking of a presidential run in 2020 have their own incentives.
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JEFF UBBEN: Well, I mean that the incentives are short-term, right?
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We had incentives to do just this, but Congress let them lapse.
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Maryland approved $8.5 billion in incentives to Amazon — the largest known package.
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Lasting positive economic benefits require aligning public financial incentives with compelling projects.
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Incentives are needed for projects with unclear economics such as rural broadband.
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All of these entities have their own contracts, budgets, employees and incentives.
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That would reshape, rather than eliminate, the distorted incentives the deduction causes.
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Which points to the problem today: the incentives operating on House leaders.
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It could even provide incentives to expand forestland onto currently unforested land.
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Uber established similar incentives for CEO Dara Khosrowshahi ahead of its IPO.
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Some offer financial incentives, like adjusted insurance premiums, upon reaching certain goals.
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The typical incentives around high performance don't necessarily apply the same way.
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It avoids unnecessary commissions and oversight bodies by just flipping the incentives.
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While carriers may offer incentives to new pilots, they're often not enough.
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But sustainable results require bottom-up demand supported by well-designed incentives.
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Other incentives and breaks allow companies to cut their bills even further.
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Unlike other tax incentives, retirement savings are tax-deferred, not tax-exempt.
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BECKY QUICK: But let's talk very specifically about what incentives were created.
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Properly directed, self-interest and incentives are a powerful force for good.
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We must also scale up incentives for water conservation, efficiency, and reuse.
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Such incentives are valuable in this age of increasing polarization in Congress.
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Incentives to increase lending are skewed towards small and medium sized enterprises.
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That amendment is likely designed to maintain incentives to build affordable housing.
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There may even be financial incentives or other rewards for doing so.
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Incentives to increase lending are skewed toward small and medium sized enterprises.
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But the city also has strong incentives to make the deal work.
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The financial incentives are too strong for firms to forswear data collection.
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Their decision to end tax incentives for low-end cars suppressed sales.
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They both have business incentives to keep users within their digital walls.
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The employee incentives are available in the U.S., the U.K. and Spain.
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Few of the internal or external political incentives exist for such cooperation.
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They look at the underlying economic incentives, past experience, and company documents.
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The most effective incentives will be those that align with Iranian objectives.
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Financial incentives can work well — if they are separated from insurance premiums.
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The bill would provide incentives to participate in and complete those programs.
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And those, in turn, are powerful incentives to maintain the status quo.
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The warped incentives that pervade the trading business are on full display.
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Utility companies in Oregon have offered cash incentives to reduce energy use.
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But now the incentives are literalized in buttons and written into software.
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There are twists on the financial incentives to wipe out invasive species.
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Those incentives occasionally led to outright misconduct, according to a parliamentary inquiry.
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Ms. Pittman responded that hospitals have no incentives to provide admitting privilege.
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Yet there are signs that those incentives may be starting to dissipate.
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Taxi companies could receive help tied to incentives to purchase electric vehicles.
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They are offering incentives, like repaying culinary-school tuition for their chefs.
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With incentives, Arrieta's total payout could reach $238 million for five years.
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When all three of their incentives align, members have little to consider.
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And remove incentives for those in power to be accountable and innovate.
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Businesses can, however, offer "financial incentives" for being allowed to collect data.
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Ironically, many of those incentives have nothing to do with becoming president.
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It contains zero incentives for any coal plant to get any cleaner.
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Ohio lawmakers are discussing tax incentives valued at more than $1 billion.
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I think the second thing that Twitter embodies is the false incentives.
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And a fast-growing Chinese economy offers ample incentives to the compliant.
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California also offers incentives for hybrid and zero-emissions trucks and buses.
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"They are not coming because of the incentives we offered," she said.
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He said Amazon never discussed the incentives or proposals other locales offered.
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Virginia promised incentives worth $573 million, including $550 million in cash grants.
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These perverse incentives send a clear signal to would-be Good Samaritans.
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Economic deprivation along with repression changes incentives from political engagement toward escape.
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To land that deal, cities offered billions in tax breaks and incentives.
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There are two extremely visceral incentives for senators to reach agreement fast.
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That gives Beijing incentives to "dig in for a long-term stalemate."
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"There's an ideological problem with granting incentives to luxury apartments," he said.
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Bringing a foreign profit stash home has little effect on investment incentives.
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Update February 25th, 8:18AM ET: Added additional details about business incentives.
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The slump came despite the automaker sharply boosting incentives to buoy sales.
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Dealers often get incentives that lower the invoice cost for them further.
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Whereas sanctions intensify hostile feelings, which are risky, trade incentives foster cooperation.
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China can offer a tremendous amount of economic incentives to woo countries.
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Other cities and towns offered tax deals and other incentives to rebuild.
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The financial incentives have encouraged families to comply with the vaccination requirements.
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Some businesses offer incentives, like discounts, if you check-in on Yelp.
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Manufacturing incentives: The Democrats link vehicle electrification to U.S. manufacturing and jobs.
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Instead, any scheme to reduce illegal immigration must address underlying economic incentives.
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There are unpredictable commercial incentives and pathways to regulatory approval as well.
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There are definitely financial incentives for guys to come and play here.
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That tight retail labor market has led some companies to increase incentives.
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They're not "loopholes," but are actually incentives to encourage investment and growth.
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So why not give banks more incentives to serve low-income people?
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New Delhi provides several incentives to companies that assemble electronic items locally.
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Meanwhile, there are plenty of incentives for companies to pursue health data.
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Many of the steps would impose new restrictions or incentives on banks.
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In markets where incentives have been dropped, electric car sales have fallen.
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The financial incentives used to secure these agreements have been widely criticized.
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Most important, it removes incentives for domestic firms to relocate production offshore.
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And, the program&aposs website explained, all incentives will be performance-based.
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This is more common on the long-term incentives side, Cervino said.
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The reduction is meant to create greater incentives for people to invest.
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Teaching useful economics, this approach to teaching tweaks the incentives facing students.
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Government incentives have turned China into the biggest market for electric vehicles.
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They scrapped any mention of local or state incentives for planting roots.
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In the meantime, cheap money lets firms undercut rivals but distorts incentives.
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Second, the buying spurred by these tax incentives will create more efficiency.
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Obokata's misdeeds are not surprising in a system of such skewed incentives.
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We have to have incentives for companies to keep their work here.
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The city even provides incentives to homeowners to buy solar electric panels.
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Musk's use of tax incentives has put him on the defensive before.
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The incentives are there for that to go on for a while.
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Mining companies are encouraged through tax incentives to use the transient workers.
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If anything, acquisitive chief executives should be given incentives to be skeptical.
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And that will create incentives for countries to avoid honoring their commitments.
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Victor: Right now, the main incentives are rooted in learning and confidence.
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It's a simple consequence of a difference in the relevant economic incentives.
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Building owners had powerful financial incentives to force tenants out of apartments.
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But Uber's business incentives lend credence to Ms. Kapor Klein's guarded optimism.
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Treat yo'self: rewards Unlike tracking and accountability, incentives are a debatable strategy.
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It suggested creating incentives, rather than a requirement, to use American products.
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Change the incentives, and there is no need to change the people.
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QUINTANILLA: AND STRIPPING IT FROM PROFIT INCENTIVES, IS THAT UNIQUE OR NOT?
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Smaller airports frequently offer these kinds of economic incentives to attract airlines.
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Austin did not provide any incentives to Amazon for the new jobs.
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Mr. Fung said Ms. Raimondo's problems extended far beyond the tax incentives.
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There can be differences in pricing and incentives among your local dealerships.
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TPC said that Trump's plan would increase incentives to save and invest.
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Cory Booker, the package of incentives to woo Amazon are worth it.
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So his incentives were very different from those facing most G.O.P. figures.
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What is the best way to change the tax incentives for robots?
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The agency is now trying to raise costs to reduce those incentives.
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But it could help by reviving incentives for bank lending to companies.
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It clearly improves the financial incentives for the school and the student.
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Previously, the cheapest Model 3 sold for about $43,000 before tax incentives.
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It's proof that changing the Twitter product can indeed change user incentives.
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Listings continued to linger until sellers lowered prices or offered other incentives.
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Many tried to entice the company with financial incentives and tax breaks.
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It also creates incentives for consumers to borrow and lenders to lend.
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There are also often financial incentives: more engagement, more ads, more dollars.
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When we say tax incentives what we usually mean are tax abatements.
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They don't make compromises because they have few incentives to do so.
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All of a sudden, you're creating lines of incentives for these businesses.
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Moreover, having such a tiny laboring population created incentives for technological innovation.
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But despite Obamacare's funding incentives to expand Medicaid, many states haven't expanded.
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It "picks winners," thus distorting economic incentives (or so the story goes).
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Furthermore, JP Morgan added in the report that the U.S. Congress will only approve some of the tax incentives and spending plans and, thus, such economic incentives should not lift the economy in a significant way before 2018.
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WE HAVE TO PROVIDE INCENTIVES TO COMPANIES SO THEY'LL MAKE NEW DRUGS, BUT WE ALSO HAVE TO PROVIDE INCENTIVES FOR DRUG COMPANIES TO MAKE THE DRUGS THAT MAY NOT BE SO PROFITABLE BUT REALLY IMPORTANT FOR THE WORLD.
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"We need a new tax code with a permanently low rate, incentives to plow those earnings into the U.S. economy, and investment incentives to raise wages, productivity, and the standard of living," Holtz-Eakin says in the ad.
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Remove more financial incentives for spreading fake news: Currently, when something is fact-checked as being false on Facebook, it gets down-ranked on the platform to remove financial incentives by driving less traffic to ad-funded Pages.
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Most notably, it has locked and loaded Musk in an incentives-based compensation plan that gives him a low salary, no cash bonus or incentives until he hits targets related to stock price and brings products to market.
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And I think this is where one of the most important things that we're working on really is starting to question and rethink the fundamental incentives on our service, and whether we offer the right balance of incentives.
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A well-designed prize regime would lower drug prices by eliminating drug monopolies, yet it would also create the necessary incentives for innovation, including incentives to develop so-called "orphan" drugs (for diseases that afflict relatively few people).
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By contrast, for half the number of workers, Amazon will receive more than $1.5 billion in performance-based incentives for its Long Island City location and $573 million in performance-based incentives for its National Landing location in Virginia.
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Part of his "digital empowerment agenda" is "[s]ignificant tax incentives" to "spur private-sector gigabit broadband deployment," but we still don't know exactly what that means, and the FCC doesn't have the power to give companies tax incentives.
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So hopefully they're going to make policy decisions to try to address some of these incentives that have grown up, that are sort of perverse incentives, that are working against the interest, in my view, at times, of patients.
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"With the pie getting smaller, you'll probably see incentives continuing on the most profitable vehicles as well as where automakers do not want to lose their market share," said Brad Korner, general manager of Cox Automotive Rates and Incentives.
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Those have included incentives to young Taiwanese to set up businesses in China.
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At the same time, cardholders have become more savvy about working the incentives.
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The 2012 reform did not give employers enough incentives to offer permanent contracts.
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This is big business in Marshall and Tyler, which creates totally perverse incentives.
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Policymakers will continue to experiment with new forms of incentives and targeted funding.
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Mississippi, Wyoming, Alabama have around 240 incentives apiece, and Pennsylvania has roughly 70.
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"First of all, it sets the wrong incentives for manufacturers," Darling told Gizmodo.
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The scandal has boosted investment in electric vehicles and incentives for green cars.
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This "risk" matter, stoked by equity-driven incentives, is the second big problem.
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It also offers generous EV incentives, including big breaks on vehicle registration fees.
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Rodgers will average $25 million annually in "new money," plus incentives each year.
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This creates incentives for increasingly ideologically extreme candidates to pursue, and win, office.
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If the incentives paid out were less, the team receives an upward credit.
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These incentives help companies succeed and allow StartX to share in that success.
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Higher progressive taxation reduces the incentives to rent seek in the first place.
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Employees will no longer get incentives for opening accounts or meeting sales goals.
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It would give you incentives to do the worst thing, presumably. Yeah. Right.
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We need incentives to use less fertilizer -- and we could start with bread.
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Dynamic scoring assumes tax incentives have some effect in creating greater tax revenue.
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Don't create financial incentives to collect extra data to sell to third parties.
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All this is supposed to sharpen carmakers' incentives to locate production in America.
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Many groups had advocated for stricter provisions and even higher penalties or incentives.
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Elsewhere policymakers are experimenting with incentives to encourage old and young to mix.
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It is not only domestic drug firms that have incentives to cut corners.
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Demand for Tesla electric vehicles is also challenged by the revised tax incentives.
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But it is Britain that currently offers the biggest incentives to waste firms.
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The new tax law has also lessened incentives for people to buy homes.
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But those tax incentives cannot cripple the very community they're intended to help.
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"It comes down to regulation, enforcement, and incentives," said Norway Environment Minister Elvestuen.
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Studios, however, do not have incentives for releasing extras on subscription-based platforms.
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Nonetheless, it shows that incentives are beginning to align in a hopeful way.
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The new law pledges to reduce red tape and offers enticing tax incentives.
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More staycation incentives from Sixty SoHo hotel: 25 percent off rates this weekend.
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People need relationships and basic security before they can respond to economic incentives.
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There are no rewards and no gimmicky incentives for the campaign — just impact.
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However, you know, when you go from four to three, the incentives change.
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This was their priority, not finding incentives to pressure Americans to use less.
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Once that happens, Uber will be able to raise prices and reduce incentives.
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Where such franchises work, governments offer incentives, such as vouchers for poor parents.
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Even companies that are not doing well offer financial incentives to keep people.
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But she feels that positive incentives are a more effective motivator than guilt.
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Lighthizer said he wanted to know more about the incentives for the move.
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Over time this may mean their incentives to snoop and misuse data rise.
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But it's hard to get over the hurdle when you lose the incentives.
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I think their incentives are all misaligned and the compromise is so deep.
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However, Trump does have some powerful incentives to maintain good relations with McConnell.
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And Beijing has its own incentives to wait out the U.S. presidential election.
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The commerce authority had promised roughly $1 million in incentives, the paper wrote.
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Ford will use the incentives to partially defray the costs of the improvements.
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The best way is to each our children and grandchildren that incentives matter .
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We have a proceeding ongoing, examining our approach to granting incentives for transmission.
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Low utility prices and robust state incentives make doing business here a bargain.
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Many economists see these investment incentives as a powerful stimulus for the economy.
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"When you create a subscription business model, your incentives change significantly," he said.
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In fact, almost all the incentives in the current system drive prices up.
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The 2012 Senate investigation corroborates the use of awards as incentives for recruiters.
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Cash incentives for drivers who switch to EVs will vary city to city.
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Government policy, long aimed at resolving a housing shortage, further skews housebuyers' incentives.
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This suggests the political incentives on the issue could at last be changing.
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I don't think we're in an exceptionally tough market in terms of incentives.
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Reducing the perverse incentives around scientific research itself could also help reduce overhype.
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It has been reported the companies sought at least $1 billion in incentives.
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That's why these extra incentives were needed to try to get them here.
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The state of Wisconsin will provide Foxconn with $3 billion in economic incentives.
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They also plan to part with about 500 workers through early retirement incentives.
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"We've seen traditional economic incentives work, in terms of changing behavior," Mantashian says.
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Apple is touting ease, security, convenience and cash incentives to lure in customers.
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He would also give states incentives to put the same requirements in place.
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The incentives to "game" the tax system, or hide profits offshore, are eliminated.
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Most importantly border adjustment removes incentives for domestic firms to relocate production offshore.
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This creates enormous incentives for independent candidates to run as issue-averse pragmatists.
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Those campaigns can be customized, by changing the incentives to meet various metrics.
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Finally, private market investment (with targeted public incentives) can catalyze human capital growth.
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But, despite the incentives, there is little sign of Turkish action so far.
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But the incentives for exchange groups to join up are not going away.
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If you can't make your project fly without incentives, you have another issue.
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State incentives aside, there are structural reasons for the moves in the Midwest.
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The higher something is taxed, the greater the incentives for providing it illegally.
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Vehicle inventories rose throughout the year, despite ever-richer incentives and cash rebates.
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"Without tax incentives for homeownership, those numbers could rise even further," he said.
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As a result, Morrison was unable to offer too many vote-winning incentives.
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This creates incentives to step up efficiency and creates a market for certificates.
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Companies see high reputation costs in litigating and have strong incentives to settle.
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The diesel compromise is likely to feature both trade-in incentives and retrofits.
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But tax incentives are a much-needed boost to the already strapped sector.
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But when there's legwork involved, that falls to people who have different incentives.
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That's $200 million less that Lyft has to offer as incentives to drivers.
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The firm is offering incentives to farmers to improve the use of water.
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Still, even Congress's economic incentives power has limits, according to the Supreme Court.
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All that will do is significantly reduce incentives to work, save, and invest.
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But there are signs that the industry is relying too heavily on incentives.
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But it's better than nothing, though with the incentives it can be questionable.
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Government funds most basic science, because others don't have the resources or incentives.
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More research, policies and incentives are needed to drive further uptake, it notes.
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The incentives on television, a visual medium, are toward partisan hackery and spectacle.
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China is now boosting incentives for farmers to switch to soybeans from corn.
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Breaking up Facebook or Google into smaller companies does not remove these incentives.
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She also has a number of incentives to dole out going into 2019.
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Though Samsung, and the carriers, have been offering incentives to make that happen.
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Indeed, slowing progress in hardware will provide stronger incentives to develop cleverer software.
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As the market shrinks, automakers are hiking incentives to entice consumers to spend.
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Incentives also can be effective in helping pass and support state level laws.
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But when the start-ups stumbled, they often slashed or reneged on incentives.
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We've worked to increase incentives and reduce regulatory burdens for employers offering plans.
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Another concern is that some incentives could be removed after just eight years.
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Investors awaited Friday's August U.S. non-farm payrolls report for further trading incentives.
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Revenue-sharing incentives are a particular bone of contention in the LME community.
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Such expropriation would surely chill incentives to innovate and to allocate capital efficiently.
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Generous tax incentives are also encouraging Italian investors to return to their homeland.
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One problem at the $46 billion company is continued heavy spending on incentives.
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But earmarking copious disaster money for fires threatens to entrench some perverse incentives.
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It means more failed economic policies that destroy the incentives to be productive.
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The governors of Kansas and Missouri declined to specify what the incentives were.
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This aligns incentives for designers to produce the best quality interior design plans.
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The future of incentives is trending even bigger, says the Upjohn Institute's Bartik.
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No one can rely on expected financial incentives that are not consistently delivered.
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Mueller's team began offering attractive financial incentives, such as housing allowances, per diem.
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Despite such efforts, Taiwanese engineers are finding incentives from China hard to resist.
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Change is unlikely to occur unless corporations have different legal and financial incentives.
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Approximately 30 percent of Medicare payments are now tied to value based incentives.
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Government is comprised of human beings who have their own biases and incentives.
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Financial incentives offered by the government could total 70 billion riyals ($18.7 billion).
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Incentives can be made more cost-effective through smart policy and supportive services.
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This is where the regulations and incentives are out of line with consumer.
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About the only way to boost numbers significantly would be through financial incentives.
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Companies have strong financial incentives to make their coaching and transition programs work.
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Removing long-term capital gain incentives would further add acid to the wound.
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Those made public have included billions of taxpayer dollars in subsidies and incentives.
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Provide those incentives, and an energy revolution would be just around the corner.
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CAR warns this would create incentives for producers to move manufacturing further offshore.
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Last year, the Patriots tied $5 million in performance incentives into Brady's contract.
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It has given developers tax breaks and other incentives to build, build, build.
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They did that without a down payment or any first-time homebuyer incentives.
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The company is said to be receiving economic incentives from Indiana to stay.
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On both the state and federal levels, incentives for illegal alien-voting abound.
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Incentives to fill new buildings are relatively common in the real-estate industry.
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But the state is giving the company a $3 billion package of incentives.
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Clinton's plan to offer tax incentives for companies to share profits with employees.
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"Switchover incentives can be used to encourage modernizing of diesel fleets," he added.
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So it started offering incentives for officers to move to inner city neighborhoods.
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The point is that patent monopolies are tools for providing incentives to create.
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Meanwhile, the government will increase incentives to help consumers switch to cleaner vehicles.
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The company made clear on Monday that financial incentives played a major role.
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There are multiple incentives inhibiting Republicans from acting to contain Trump right now.
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And the commercial space sector now has more competition and incentives for growth.
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This doesn't mean that workplace financial incentives to promote health can't be effective.
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Amazon even hired a dedicated specialist, Michael Grella, to chase economic development incentives.
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There are hardly any incentives to encourage drivers to stop using their cars.
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So the incentives driving a market to trade reviews for money is clear.
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Create a new set of incentives and changes in the code will follow.
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Incentives align and disalign across the range of complications this new technology raises.
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A good financial professional, facing the proper incentives, can offer genuinely valuable advice.
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In these countries, fear is often the primary motivator, rather than economic incentives.
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Note: Google allegedly provided financial incentives for manufacturers to pre-install Google search.
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Insurers expect Congress and the Trump administration to shovel incentives the program's way.
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More tangibly, FundersClub already offered financial incentives for members to refer promising startups.
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Bigger labels have bigger budgets, which gives promoters bigger incentives to get results.
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Arguably the worst state is Mississippi, which has no real incentives at all.
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"On the TV side, the incentives are fantastic," Johnson said in an interview.
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The incentives have brought 11 TV series back to the state since 2015.
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New Hampshire, for example, has growing inequality but doesn't spend much on incentives.
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For-profit hospitals tend to look at financial incentives when determining patient care.
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He is also calling for incentives for states to enact gun licensing programs.
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Interestingly, the Chinese government has also indirectly created political incentives for their construction.
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Social media creates a lot of incentives for doubling down on an argument.
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Some carriers are giving members extra incentives to dial into their doctors remotely.
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All the old incentives to get things done, most importantly earmarks, are gone.
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His key assumption was that incentives were more powerful than economies of scale.
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Some of those cities tried to lure the company with huge financial incentives.
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The government has laid out tax incentives to encourage investment in the sector.
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Otherwise, the airline offers passengers financial incentives to voluntarily give up their seat.
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That may be by design — since Democrats are split by dueling political incentives.
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Regulatory standards and incentives need to be updated, along with utility resource planning.
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For one, proponents note employers have multiple incentives to get health insurance right.
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Jackson expressed concern that high incentives could cut into automakers' and dealers' profits.
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Neighbors debate the merits of the incentives in person and over text messages.
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Mr. Huseman responded that the incentives in the deal were based on performance.
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Cities that lost out to New York offered far more in financial incentives.
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As noted above, New York promised Amazon at least $1.7 billion in incentives.
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Nixon's solution for racial ghettos was tax breaks and incentives, not economic justice.
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Physicians in the control groups received no economic incentives to hit those targets.
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The deal could pay an additional $2 million in incentives, the club said.
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Underpinning the candidates' calculations are complex sets of short- and long-term incentives.
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Both Nixon and Trump dangled pardons as incentives for witnesses to keep quiet.
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To this aim, Rome has pencilled in 850 million euros for tax incentives.
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Under that deal, Libya gave up its entire arsenal without receiving any incentives.
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It avoids the problematic incentives of welfare because it encourages people to work.
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Yet none of this has dented the popularity of economic incentives among lawmakers.
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First, focus on hardship, not G.D.P. Second, stop worrying about incentives to work.
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DHL Africa eShop is also offering incentives to entice first-time digital consumers.
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That's because, the theory goes, candidates face powerful "market" incentives to step forward.
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The withdrawal of government incentives last year caused customers to accelerate their purchases.
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The blame lies partly with the incentives woven into its health-care system.
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If Vermont isn't quite your speed, Tulsa also offers incentives for remote workers.
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Instead of negotiating baroque regulatory regimes and opt-outs, just alter the incentives.
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He said the current, convoluted system of paying for drugs had perverse incentives.
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Plenty of hotels are piling on incentives this month to attract L.G.B.T. travelers.
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Such disputes are a direct consequence of the economic incentives confronting private insurers.
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If you aren't eligible for all the incentives, your cost will be higher.
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In fact, unlike traditional financial institutions they even offer incentives for early repayment.
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"It's bigger than anything we've done before," Mr. Walker said of the incentives.
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Governments around the world have created incentives for people to buy electric vehicles.
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Incentives One of Dan Levin's stories attracted considerable attention in Canada this week.
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I know you want to measure different things, which might provide different incentives.
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What are your incentives to treat your adjunct professor like a human being?
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Texas has awarded state tax incentives for projects that have already broken ground.
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DO WHATEVER YOU WANT TO DO. THE QUESTION IS, WHAT IS HIS INCENTIVES?
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Mr. Ells said he planned to change the incentives for employees who excel.
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It comes with incentives for investment in-, in plant and equipment, called expensing.
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It no longer offers incentives for selling customers additional products, including insurance policies.
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Tortorici said the government could offer incentives to encourage a nationwide safety drive.
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Bitcoin enforces its scarcity through a combination of cryptography and economic incentives ( "cryptoeconomics").
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At the same time, Berlin will raise cash incentives for buying electrified cars.
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The proposal was meant to reduce doctors' financial incentives to prescribe expensive drugs.
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Mr. Buffett prizes companies with healthy management incentives, simple operations and little competition.
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This isn't a result of lazy developers, it's a result of bad incentives.
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Chevron has linked pay incentives for its 45,000 employees to hitting those targets.
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In each of the three cases, financial incentives drove bank employees to cheat.
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The administration's plan would end a program that gives students terrible financial incentives.
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Many have turned to financial incentives or other ways of finding new cases.
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Under the manufacturing tax incentives, the corporate tax rate was halved to 18%.
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It's also expected to include incentives to help encourage more private-sector investment.
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Alabama is providing tax incentives, the total of which was not immediately known.
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And there are a lot of incentives, tax wise you get a break.
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Unlike long-term incentives, ESPPs usually buy shares every three to six months.
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Should public policies not provide incentives to minimize the likelihood of an accident?
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Without incentives to increase wages in-house, companies can allow salaries to plateau.
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Unlike other European countries, Denmark does not offer tax incentives to production companies.
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Even with the incentives in place, adding solar there simply doesn't pay off.
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This and other incentives at the school make it popular among Munsan parents.
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The schools at the top of your ranking understand these incentives very well.
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The government should end tax incentives for mining companies to use fifo workers.
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Some universities, too, are offering incentives to keep students from working too much.
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It has the incentives, the resources, and the time to get it right.
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Individual users need incentives to encourage them to make healthy decisions, not handcuffs.
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In a particularly sharp chapter, Hammond looks at the pitfalls of financial incentives.
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That has forced makers of sedans and hatchbacks to step up buying incentives.
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Contenders tried to woo the company with elaborate gestures and big tax incentives.
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The industry is seeking corporate tax cuts and incentives for research and development.
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It was destined to fail due to its misdirected incentives and uninhibited costs.
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The resulting incentives will channel capital to low carbon solutions and drive innovation.
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In theory, private markets should act as a bulwark against these perverse incentives.
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The perverse incentives of for-profit insurance undermine the application of any reform.
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And even if they do, there are tantalizing financial incentives to stay put.
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India needs to reduce the incentives for taxpayers to cheat, Mr. Bhalla said.
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Incentives matter: If you reward an activity, then people do more of it.
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There are also $253,214 incentives for number of starts, up to $237 million.
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Furthermore, the bill provides incentives for health professionals to work in underserved areas.
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First, the incentives for temporary housing keep the current homeless on the streets.
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Today we are called to face an increasing form of adversarial incentives – destruction.
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The government was slow to offer financial incentives and build public charging stations.
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Inevitably, our biases and incentives influence which numbers we think speak the loudest.
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Economists have long warned against the financial mirage of tax incentives for corporations.
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But many had been offered incentives to attend, including five liters of milk.
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Do you support or oppose the incentives that have been offered to Amazon?
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Most incentives go to employers that would have come to the state, anyway.
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The hope is that this will fix the incentives for the whole field.
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Tax incentives, she said, make those investments harder for local governments to afford.
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Shefter also reports that Fitzpatrick can earn up to $3 million in incentives.
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There are a variety of political and media incentives for why this happens.
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It's also in part due to their own bureaucratic incentives and self-interest.
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It's also worth considering the incentives of policy demanders in the Republican coalition.
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But if retail rates rise and incentives for solar decline, the game changes.
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"This partnership with the Mayo Clinic has all the right incentives," he added.
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Leaving the EU may even give it more flexibility to offer fintech incentives.
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But there are also political and administrative incentives for early voting, Burden said.
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There are ways to create incentives for athletes to generate revenue for brands.
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He does this completely without regard to overall strategy or his own incentives.
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To retain the new patrons, gyms often combine financial incentives with emotional ones.
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Critics argue that these companies' cost-cutting incentives can lead to substandard care.
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The government has laid out tax incentives to encourage investment in the sector.
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All told Virginia offered a sizable $225 million in performance-based direct incentives.
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Additional money comes through incentives, which have included a bonus for completing a certain number of rides in a week, and surge pricing for rides given in a specific area and timeframe — but those incentives are not tied to gender.
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"We put a very ambitious business plan, a very professional team was appointed to the management of CGD, we also changed the incentives which were the three pillars: The business plan, the corporate governance and the incentives," Centeno told CNBC.
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It may very well be true that there were no formally sanctioned incentives to open fraudulent accounts at Wells Fargo, but it is abundantly clear that there were at least informal incentives at play, shaping employee behavior towards that unfortunate outcome.
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Fitch views certain incentives or rebates provided by the automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to be more detrimental to AutoNation's margins than the e-commerce threat, as incentives and rebates could impact gross profit per vehicle in the new vehicle business.
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In addition to that, in our plan, we have getting rid of the Section 8 backlog with temporary housing and the like, as well as more incentives for building affordable housing and then more incentives to help people with rent.
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So far there's no concrete information on pricing, but the car should come in around $50,000 after electric tax incentives— considerably less than Tesla's all-electric SUV, the Model X, which after incentives and gas savings is priced at $73,2.
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We also need to focus on the incentives facing banks and their employees," Dudley told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. "After all, misaligned incentives contributed greatly to the financial crisis and continue to affect bank conduct and behavior.
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Among them: "Having a regime in place that creates strong incentives for management to steer aggressively away from bad outcomes would be better than one in which management has incentives to temporize in the face of rising risks," Dudley said.
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For example, Waddell & Reed, a financial services firm originally located in Missouri that crossed the state line years ago in exchange for such incentives, started its incentives negotiations to return to Missouri just before the Border War truce was announced.
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Chicago was willing to pony up to $2.25 billion in incentives, and potentially more.
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