Sentence examples for changes in incentive from inspiring English sources
Michael Sumichrast, the chief economist for the National Assn. of Home Builders, said tax incentives for construction of multifamily housing are at issue in the present federal budget considerations and that many developers and investors who anticipate some changes in incentive clauses made their big moves to get in under the permissive existing laws by starting their apartment projects.
Previous research [14] found four lateral PFC regions that switched dynamically between control modes following changes in incentive conditions and training, suggesting that the neural mechanisms of cognitive control can be flexibly shifted between proactive and reactive modes.
Based on the performance of Sprague-Dawley rats, they concluded that changes in bout initiation rate alone may be interpreted as changes in incentive motivation, but when such changes are accompanied by changes in other parameters, they may reflect non-motivational processes that only indirectly impact motivation.
Changes in incentives count for much.Despite the evidence that trust responds to incentives, certain situations foster trust more than others.
And it will probably require changes in incentives to align the interests of corporate management, accountants and boards with those of the public and investors.
Since provider margins are razor thin and fixed costs are very high, small changes in incentives or market share should have a significant impact.
We examine the effect of small changes in incentives on student participation in an optional service-learning component of an intermediate level economics course using a field experiment.
This case follows Gibbs's efforts to engage constituents in crafting a new strategic plan and focus for DHS; contain the population surge in the family shelter system through prevention and changes in incentives; and negotiate an end to decades of litigation.
There are important lessons to be learned from doing controlled experiments on sales reps' pay, because the behaviors encouraged by changes in incentives can exert a large influence on a firm's revenue, and because sales force compensation is a large cost that should be managed as efficiently as possible.
These finance reforms have reduced within-state variation in spending, but their effect on mean per-pupil spending has been less uniform, with the impact of the reforms in any state depending both on the context in which they have been implemented and the changes in incentives that have resulted.
