Sentence examples for Income and incentives from inspiring English sources

"Increasingly, policymakers recognise the high costs associated with poverty targeting and are aware of the important trade-offs". Samson cites Bangladesh as having taken the lead in moving beyond income and incentives to social protection policies that contribute to overall development.

Even more profound disagreements center on income eligibility and incentives for marriage and paid employment.

During 2015, the members of the EGG, including Prof. Kan and Prof. Chang, adapted SRI principles to rice cultivation on Guandu Plain in Taipei City, an area subject to land speculation with rising land prices, with a large number of farmers relying on off-farm income and lacking incentives to increase their rice productivity.

The promotion of cacao agroforestry is one of the ways of diversifying farmer income and creating incentives through their inclusion in REDD+ interventions.

Hacken's aim is to lay down the future white hat cybersecurity community framework of Eastern Europe by creating a stable means of income and financial incentives for its members.

Giraudo and others respond that eco-tourism can provide native peoples a steady source of income and an incentive to preserve their natural attractions, at a time when rain forests and other habitats the world over are disappearing.

There was also a three-year extension on a variety of sales taxes that are a vital source of income for municipalities, including New York City's personal income tax rates, and incentives for developers in Lower Manhattan.

Three weeks ago Mr. Reagan said he might accept such a tax if the revenues were part of a tax-revision bill to give lower income tax rates and incentives for business investment.

Mr Miliband said the move was "wrong" as the 10p tax rate made a difference to people on low incomes and increased incentives to work.

All these are "labor" policies (rather than more general tax policies) in that they redistribute work (or non-work) incomes, and influence incentives to perform costly actions that affect individual earnings as well as the economy's overall productivity.

Exactly who benefited and exactly what was produced, and exactly when and where, was indeed a matter of economics—a matter of incomes and property and incentives and relative prices.