The phrase "are incentive" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey that something serves as an incentive, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The bonuses are incentive for employees to meet their targets."
Alternatives: "serve as motivation" or "act as encouragement."
My candidates are incentive problems, poor policy decisions, and misguided economic theorizing.
While existing second-best solutions are incentive compatible, the associated payment functions are difficult to implement in real-world settings.
Both the MS-MDA and M-MDA mechanisms are incentive compatible, individually rational, budget balanced and computationally efficient.
Mr Maskin's breakthrough was "implementation theory", which clarifies when mechanisms can be designed that only produce equilibria that are incentive efficient.
These systems are meant to encourage employees to share their knowledge and expertise with others, and oftentimes, in Western cultures, there are incentive systems that reward contributors with "points" and awards.
For several different instances of this setting we present both, positive results in the form of mechanisms that are incentive compatible, individually rational, and efficient, and negative results in the form of impossibility theorems.
The great and talented people who go into teaching are incentive-ized in every possible way to leave the classroom for jobs in administration or jobs outside of schools altogether.
Although cap-and-trade programs and environmental taxes appear sporadically across the environmental policy landscape, nowhere are incentive-based policies more common than in the market for solid waste.
And there are incentives for higher production.
Demand response programmes are generally divided into two main categories which are incentive-based programmes [2, 3, 4] and price-based programmes [5, 6, 7, 8].
