Sentence examples for create disincentives from inspiring English sources

"It cannot create disincentives".

There are concerns that this could create disincentives, and these should be taken very seriously.

Tax credits, on the other hand, can create disincentives to progress because people see their tax credits reduce as they earn more.

If only our nation's capital would reduce on-street parking, close streets to vehicles and otherwise create disincentives for car use and ownership.

"If you drive down the price so much that you create disincentives for longer term investments from factory owners, then that causes long-term harm," said Karlan.

Surjit S. Bhalla, an economist, predicted that the program would exacerbate fiscal problems and could also create disincentives for farmers that could lower food production in India.

At a certain point the level of taxation begins to create disincentive to work (and thus pay taxes).

On one hand, it is suggested that rewarding health workers for their own individual performance may create disincentive for teamwork or cooperation (49).

As a result, the United States has unwittingly created disincentives for the Palestinians to negotiate with Israel.

One problem is that phasing out deductions in some way creates disincentives equivalent to raising marginal tax rates.

Avoiding budget reality has eliminated honesty from our politics and creates disincentives to find efficiencies, to compromise or to prioritize.