Without a single real businessman in his Cabinet, there is no one to tell him that our economy, elegant in its complexity, rich in subtle interactions, and abundant with incentives, does not respond well to such primitive manipulation, no matter how smart those throwing bricks.
He went on to explain that meat encourages the body to produce a surplus of "seminal matter, which when abundant becomes a great incentive to lust".
Transferring productions, especially plays, from London to New York is becoming more common, with the incentives increasingly abundant at a time when creating a Broadway production from scratch is growing more expensive.
Against the backdrop of abundant physical therapy supply, financial incentives as applied in Switzerland (nine-session ceiling, higher reimbursement for new treatments) did not restrict utilization.
Transnational threats - presently abundant the Middle East - are powerful incentives for Arab states and Israel to overcome lingering reticence for negotiations and begin cooperating in a way that will build confidence and advance the peace process.
In San Francisco, another coastal city with abundant wind, the local government is considering introducing incentives to increase urban wind power.
There was also evidence that an abundant supply of generics would also provide strong incentives to shift towards generics.
Low unemployment saps the incentive for rapid economic change, and Austria's otherwise abundant wealth has congealed around a set of relatively conservative investment values.
To ensure abundant supply and cope with the demand variability, the retailers have an incentive to exaggerate their private forecast information.
Thanks to low prices and abundant reserves just a few years ago, energy providers and automakers simply had little incentive to end the petroleum age.
