Sentence examples for corporate preferences from inspiring English sources

It is crucial to understand corporate preferences in designing and planning new market-based instruments.

Understanding corporate preferences for domestic policy instruments is crucial to designing and planning the sectoral market mechanism in China.

This paper discusses policy implications in designing domestic policy instruments based on the determinants that impact corporate preferences.

Using the method of conjoint analysis, this paper evaluates corporate preferences for policy alternatives of the sectoral crediting mechanism aiming at supporting its discussions and development.

Based on a detailed overview of nine domestic policy instruments under the sectoral market mechanism, this paper evaluates corporate preferences and identifies their relationship with potential determinants through an ordinal logistics model.

While the underlying policy goal of the alcohol industry was to foster corporate preferences, calling for tax reductions publicly as such was not ideal.

Even if the controversial foreign source issue is resolved — the largest corporate preference is the ability of U.S.-based multinationals to defer taxes on income abroad — with some acceptable global minimum tax, powerful sectors like agriculture, mining and real estate could face higher taxes.

Since that 2011 violation, the China's Water Ten Plan has been put into effect with stiffer penalties that make violation prohibitive, eliminating the corporate preference for just paying the fine as a cost of doing business and continuing without conscience to foul the water resources people and wildlife need to survive.

The only way to tackle such goals without losing revenue, however, is to close specific corporate tax preferences intended to promote various activities considered worthwhile by their supporters.

The dropping prices of solar and wind energy, LEDs and battery storage, Mission Innovation and the Breakthrough Energy Coalition, shifting Millennial preferences, corporate sustainability practices (linked to stronger financial performance), no sacrifice impact investments - all favor disruption.

As a result, there will be demands for compliance with congressional investment preferences and corporate governance policies, which will grow in direct proportion to the length of time that the federal investments and guarantees remain outstanding.