Sentence examples for flawed incentives from inspiring English sources

In Science, a Policy Forum discusses the need to reform China's science and technology system including what the authors call flawed incentives and evaluation methods for graduate students and other early-career scientists.

They look at Britain's bin wars and see a tale of flawed incentives.

It also stands as a reminder that not enough has been done to fix the flawed incentives in our sprawling and powerful financial system.

Rather, the "entire financial system went wrong as a result of flawed incentives within banks and investment funds, as well as the rating agencies; warped regulatory structures; and a lack of oversight".

"Men cannot be left to run things on their own," she told a newspaper.The "Lehman Sisters" fancy assumes that women are less risk-taking, less obsessed with money and status and generally less full of themselves than men, and so would have had more sense than to respond to the flawed incentives that brought down the financial system.

It does not help that officials are repeatedly told that the smartest people go where the money is into the banks, in other words, not the agencies that regulate them.That means any programme to fix finance should address the problem of flawed incentives in the public sector, in particular in supervision.

But, come on, last year was not a good year for Morrisons: the mechanics of the incentive scheme are flawed if they can still produce such a sum in those circumstances.

The second flaw is incentives that encourage universities to protect lab chiefs instead of workers.

The incentive systems were very flawed.

But the concept is also badly flawed, because it gives the agent little incentive to get you, the seller, the highest price.

It is deeply flawed: for a start, it would increase the incentives for offshore drilling, and preëmpt the E.P.A.'s ability to enforce parts of the Clean Air Act.