"The fundamental incentive is China's need to drive growth by escalating the economic transition, improving air quality, boosting growth rate by efficiency improvement, and strengthening energy security.
"This is a unique moment in history: for the first time in 25 years, a fundamental incentive — high food commodity prices — is in place for stimulating the agriculture sector," said Jacques Diouf, director general of the Food and Agriculture Organization, in a prepared statement.
Delegating day-to-day investment decisions to large asset managers, as pension funds and many individual savers do, "introduces fundamental incentive problems between end investors and fund managers, which can induce destabilising behaviour and amplify shocks," the Washington-based organisation says.
Ms. Morell suggested that fundamental economic incentives were motivating American applicants to explore extended study abroad.
The supporters also say that the largest companies continue to have fundamental market incentives to continue to provide diverse programming.
The similarity of this constraint on learning in rats and pigeons suggests that it involves a fundamental attentional and incentive-motivational process with widespread species generality.
A fundamental hypothesis of incentive theory is that the seller may want to offer a menu of contracts to separate the buyer types.
What can create better incentives for fundamental breakthroughs than bounding innovation with planetary boundaries?
Before we turn away from one of the basic lessons of economics, we ought to have some evidence of the fundamental Keynesian proposition that "incentives to seek work are, for now, irrelevant".
In addition, some scholars consider economic scale as a more fundamental element in promotion incentives (Bo 1996; Yang and Zheng 2013; Yao and Zhang 2013).
