Sentence examples for disincentives and from inspiring English sources

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

6 A quality welfare state that is generous to the underprivileged, but with few distortions and disincentives, and that relentlessly fights fraud.

Soon, I will introduce the Making Work and Marriage Pay Act to establish a national commission to study these disincentives and their effect on the decision to marry.

More recently, however, opinion has shifted away from the view that the income tax should be used for these purposes because of the costs involved, in terms of disincentives and other distortions of economic behaviour.

Sizeable skill acquisition disincentives and incentives for low-productivity work.

Carrots and sticks, or disincentives and incentives as I call them, is just talking.

You have to provide proper incentives and disincentives, rules and regulations.

"While paid work is better than unemployment, higher rents in booming cities can act as a considerable disincentive, and one that the government should act on.

Cyclical fluctuations not only imply that the value of income insurance and activation changes; the associated costs – in terms of disincentive and lock-in effects – may also change.

Therefore, besides shortages of financial resources, a deficiency of local understanding of CSR (as influenced by tradition) may act as the major disincentive and obstacle for the implementation of CSR.

However, there is concern about some potential unintended effects of these programs; in particular, they may imply a labor supply disincentive and a bias towards unregistered labor arrangements (Levy 2008; Levy and Schady 2013; Garganta and Gasparini 2015).